Shock Doctor Gel Max Power Mouthguard - Blue

It is recommended to replace your mouthguard at the start of each sports season, or immediately if it shows any signs of wear, tears, or damage. A damaged mouthguard will not provide adequate protection.

This specific Gel Max Power Mouthguard is generally not recommended for use with braces. Shock Doctor offers specialized mouthguards designed for orthodontic use that accommodate braces without interfering with orthodontic treatment. Please consult your orthodontist for recommendations.

After each use, rinse your mouthguard with cold water. For a deeper clean, brush it with a toothbrush and cold water, using a mild soap or a denture/mouthguard cleaning solution. Always dry completely before storing in its ventilated case.

Boil and Bite refers to the method of custom-fitting the mouthguard. You soften the mouthguard in hot water, then place it in your mouth and bite down, molding it to the unique shape of your teeth and gums for a personalized, secure fit.

Yes, a quick release tether and a protective case are included with the Shock Doctor Gel Max Power Mouthguard to help keep it clean and protected when not in use.

MORA stands for Mandibular Orthopedic Repositioning Appliance. In the context of mouthguards, it refers to a design feature intended to position the jaw in a way that proponents claim can potentially optimize strength and athletic performance. More detailed scientific information is needed to substantiate these claims.

The 'Juniors' size is typically designed for athletes aged 10 and under. The 'Adult' size is generally for ages 11 and up, but fit can vary by individual. Always refer to the product packaging or an official sizing guide if available.

You can usually re-boil and re-mold the mouthguard. Ensure you follow the heating and molding instructions precisely, focusing on creating a strong suction and pressing firmly against your teeth and gums.

A poorly fitted mouthguard can sometimes feel bulky. Ensure you've bitten down firmly and created a tight seal during molding. If the edges feel too long, you can carefully trim them with sharp scissors, but avoid over-trimming, which can compromise protection. Try re-molding after trimming.

This indicates the custom mold isn't creating enough suction. Re-boil and re-mold the mouthguard, paying extra attention to sucking out all air and pressing the mouthguard firmly against your teeth and gums to create a tighter, more secure fit.

Check for any sharp edges or rough spots that might have formed during molding. If present, you can gently smooth them with a fine-grain sandpaper or carefully trim. Re-molding might also help achieve a smoother, more comfortable fit.