Safejawz Extro Fangz - Clear

Generally, boil-and-bite mouthguards are not recommended for use with braces unless specifically cleared by your orthodontist, as the heat can affect the wires and brackets.

It is recommended to replace your mouthguard at the start of each season or sooner if you notice visible signs of wear, biting through the material, or if the fit becomes loose.

Safejawz products typically include a protective case to keep the guard clean and free from damage when not in use.

The design is integrated into the material and is designed to withstand normal athletic use, though long-term chewing or extreme abrasion may fade the graphic over time.

Yes, most Safejawz guards allow for a second molding attempt if the initial fit is not satisfactory, but avoid repeated re-boiling as it can weaken the material.

You may not have applied enough pressure during the molding process. Re-boil the mouthguard and attempt the fitting process again, ensuring you press the guard firmly against your teeth and gums.

Ensure the guard is properly seated on your upper jaw. If it still feels restrictive, check if the excess material is blocking your airway and consult the molding guide to trim minor overhangs if permitted.