They are adapted to fit comfortably to the shape of the upper teeth.
Mouth guards hold top priority as sports equipment.
They protect not just the teeth, but the lips, cheeks, and tongue. They help protect children from such head and neck injuries as concussions and jaw fractures. Increasingly, organized sports are requiring mouth guards to prevent injury to their athletes. Research shows that most oral injuries occur when athletes are not wearing mouth protection. Whenever he or she is in an activity with a risk of falls or of head contact with other players or equipment.