Mouthguards (Bruxism or Sports)
Whether you're an athlete or someone who grinds their teeth at night, a custom-made mouthguard is the best way to protect your oral health.
Why Choose a Custom Mouthguard?
While store-bought mouthguards may offer basic protection, they often feel bulky, loose, or uncomfortable. A custom-fit mouthguard, designed specifically for your mouth, provides a completely different level of care. It fits snugly over your teeth, allowing you to breathe, speak, and sleep more comfortably—whether you're using it for sports, teeth grinding, or jaw support.
At our dental clinic in Jumeirah, a skilled team will take precise impressions of your teeth to create a mouthguard that matches your bite and needs. This personalized fit ensures maximum stability and protection for your teeth, jaw, and gums—reducing the risk of injury or long-term wear.
Investing in a custom mouthguard means choosing comfort, safety, and peace of mind.

Types
Types of Mouthguards
At our dental care clinic, we offer two main types of mouthguards, each designed for a specific purpose
Sports Mouthguards
- Your Best Defense on the Field
Night Guards for Bruxism
- Sleep Soundly, Protect Your Smile
Why Sports Guards and Night Guards Are Not the Same

Choosing the right type of mouthguard is essential for protecting your teeth—and your overall oral health. Although both sports guards and night guards are designed to shield your teeth, they serve very different purposes.
Sports guardsare built to absorb sudden impacts during physical activities like football, basketball, or boxing. They’re thicker and designed to cushion blows that could damage your teeth or jaw.
On the other hand,night guardsare made for people who grind or clench their teeth while sleeping. They’re thinner, more comfortable, and specifically shaped to reduce pressure on the jaw and prevent long-term wear on the teeth.
On the other hand,night guardsare made for people who grind or clench their teeth while sleeping. They’re thinner, more comfortable, and specifically shaped to reduce pressure on the jaw and prevent long-term wear on the teeth.
Wearing the wrong type—like using a bulky sports guard at night—can lead to bite changes, jaw discomfort, and even TMJ issues. That’s why it’s important to get a mouthguard that’s tailored to your specific needs.