Shock Doctor Gel Max Mouth Guard - White

The Youth size is designed for individuals under the age of 11. The Adult size is for ages 11 and up. Always select the appropriate size based on the user's age for the most effective fit and protection.

Yes, the Shock Doctor Gel Max Mouth Guard is designed to be re-moldable. You can typically repeat the molding process a few times by following the original instructions if you don't achieve a perfect fit on the first try.

This mouth guard is suitable for all sports where mouth protection is essential. This includes high-impact activities such as MMA, rugby, basketball, hockey, boxing, and many others.

After each use, rinse your mouth guard thoroughly with cold water. You can also brush it gently with a soft toothbrush and mild soap, or use a specialized mouth guard cleaning solution. Store it in a ventilated case.

No, the Gel Max Mouth Guard features a strapless design. This provides greater freedom and is often preferred in sports where a strap is not required or can be a hindrance.

You should regularly inspect your mouth guard for any signs of wear, such as tears, cracks, or thinning material. It's generally recommended to replace mouth guards at the beginning of each new sports season, or immediately if any damage is noticed, as its protective integrity may be compromised.

While the Gel Max offers a custom fit, it is generally not recommended for use with braces due to the potential for interference with orthodontic appliances during the molding process. Consult your orthodontist for recommendations on mouth guards specifically designed for braces.

This usually indicates an insufficient mold. Re-boil the water, re-submerge the mouth guard, and carefully repeat the molding process. Ensure you bite down firmly, suck out all air, and press with your fingers to create a tight vacuum seal around your teeth.

The mouth guard might be too long at the back or not molded precisely. If too long, you can carefully trim small sections from the back edges with scissors. Try re-molding, focusing on a precise fit without extending too far back in the mouth. Practice wearing it for short periods to adapt.

A proper custom fit should minimize interference. Ensure the mouth guard isn't overly bulky for your mouth or extending too far back, which can trigger a gag reflex. This often improves with practice. If issues persist after careful re-molding, ensure you are using the correct age-appropriate size.

Exposure to high heat (e.g., hot cars, direct sunlight) can deform the mouth guard. Always store it in its protective case and avoid extreme temperatures. If it has significantly lost its shape, it may need to be replaced, as its protective capacity is compromised.