Mouthguard recommendations?

[sensei8]

Some great advice, already. I concur with those who stated Dentist custom made mouthpiece's are the way to go. Costly...yeah...but teeth aren't a dime a dozen...they're more like a mortgage payment...or two!!

Now, what do you do when you've a student that refuses to wear one because the mouthpiece causes him/her to choke? Start trimming it down until they can tolerate it? No! Trimming isn't the answer because if you start trimming down, even a sporting good store one, you might as well not even wear that darn thing at all.

[mazzybear]

I use Opro mouthguards, but I've been eying up custom made ones from http://funkygums.com/ They will print any design you want on the guard too. I'm planning on up-ing the number of tournamets I enter next year and feel the Opro a bit chunky, so might just bite the bullet and spend the extra on a good mouthpiece.

Mo.

[DWx]

I use Opro mouthguards, but I've been eying up custom made ones from http://funkygums.com/ They will print any design you want on the guard too. I'm planning on up-ing the number of tournamets I enter next year and feel the Opro a bit chunky, so might just bite the bullet and spend the extra on a good mouthpiece.

Mo.

Those look pretty cool. What design would you pick though...

[mazzybear]

I use Opro mouthguards, but I've been eying up custom made ones from http://funkygums.com/ They will print any design you want on the guard too. I'm planning on up-ing the number of tournamets I enter next year and feel the Opro a bit chunky, so might just bite the bullet and spend the extra on a good mouthpiece.

Mo.

Those look pretty cool. What design would you pick though...

I like the joker's "why so serious?" quote, I'd probably go with that. Cheesy, I know but I kinda like it!

Mo.