This is a professional gum shield for protection of your teeth from injuries during sports. When taking part in contact sports, wearing a gum shield can help protect against injury to the mouth and jaw. Different sports involve different levels of risk and potential injury therefore it is essential to select a gum shield that will offer you protection, fit comfortably and will stay in place. However it is important to remember that no gum shield will completely eliminate the risk of injury, but this risk is significantly reduced from not wearing one at all. Suitable for sports like Hockey, Rugby, Martial Arts, Boxing, Lacrosse and many more. Features: 1, Double density structure: 2, Tooth bonding surface of the trench: 3,  Mouthguard direct reach the rear molars and provide complete protection: 4,  Heating bite designed let mouthguard more protect the user tooth. Color: Transparent Description What is a mouth guard A mouth guard is a flexible appliance made out of plastic that is worn in athletic activities to protect teeth from trauma. Why should I wear a mouth guard? To protect your mouth from injuries. The dental profession unanimously supports the use of mouth guards in a variety of sports activities. More than 200,000 injuries to the mouth and jaw occur each year. Are all mouth guards the same? Not all mouth guards offer the same grade of protection and comfort. Most shop mouth guards are uncomfortable making breathing and speaking difficult, with the result people often choose not to wear a mouth guard at all. Do mouth guards prevent injuries? A mouth guard can prevent serious injuries such as concussions, incidents of unconsciousness, jaw fractures and neck injuries by helping to avoid situations where the lower jaw gets jammed into the upper jaw. Mouth guards are effective in moving soft issue in the oral cavity away from the teeth, preventing laceration and bruising of the lips and cheeks. In what sports should I wear a mouth guard? Anytime there is a strong chance for contact with other participants or hard surfaces, it is advisable to wear a mouth guard. Players who participate in basketball, football, lacrosse, rugby, hockey and martial arts should wear mouth guards while competing. How should I care for a mouth guard? Clean your mouth guard by washing it with soap and warm (not hot) water. Before storing, soak your mouth guard in mouthwash. Keep your mouth guard in the supplied plastic storage box when not in use. Heat is bad form out guards, so don't leave it in direct sunlight or in a closed automobile.