A custom-made oral appliance can provide important care in a number of different situations. Based on your needs, your dentist may need to provide you with an insert to prevent harm during physical activity. In other cases, patients may need a mouth guard that protects their teeth specifically against teeth grinding. When you receive an oral appliance of any kind, the right fit is crucial to making sure you are comfortable, and that the insert is effective. After all, an awkward mouth guard that fails to stay in place will have a hard time keeping your teeth fully safe!  

1. Treating A Snoring And Sleep Apnea Problem

Patients often believe that their sleep apnea will have to be treated by a CPAP machine, but your dentist may be able to provide a different sort of support. You can rest quietly and peacefully with a special oral appliance you wear at night. The insert, designed to provide a specific fit, will keep your airways open while you sleep, so you will not make disruptive snoring sounds, and you will not deal with frequent disruptions to your sleep cycle through the night.

2. Addressing Problems With Teeth Grinding And Poor Jaw Alignment

Like sleep apnea, teeth grinding can be a worrying nighttime habit. A mouth guard from your dentist can protect your teeth while you sleep.

3. Protecting Your Teeth When You Play Sports

For patients who enjoy sports and other physical activity, dental injuries are a real concern. You can have a more secure fit, and enjoy better support, when you have a mouth guard created by your dentist. This means a lower risk for a chipped, cracked, or lost tooth, while also avoiding the discomfort a generic, ill-fitting mouth guard can cause.

You Can Count On Great Support With A Custom Oral Appliance From My Dentist In Londonderry, NH

At My Dentist in Londonderry, NH, you can receive a custom made oral appliance that protects you from whatever issue is putting your oral health in jeopardy. To learn more, schedule a consultation with one of our experts by calling the My Dentist office in Londonderry, NH, today at (603) 965-3407.