Review on SmartGuard Elite Dental Guard Twin Pack + Hygiene Case by Kathleen Pecor

So I'm gritting my teeth. It took many years of dental problems to figure this out. Five years ago, my uncle, who is also my dentist, gave me a professional-grade mouthguard for free, which usually costs between $300 and $500. I lost it in Mexico a few years ago and instead of asking him to remake it or paying hundreds I decided to give it a try. For someone like me who has a pretty bad gag reflex, I've always hated mouthguards that go to the back of my mouth. Like my previous custom mouthguard, this one is more like a splint and only covers the front of the mouth. The big difference is that it's bigger and bulkier and just not as comfortable as my own. Sure, it's $20 and my first set of two lasted over a year. The only reason I threw away the first one was because it got pretty gross. We remind you that all dental equipment should be cleaned regularly. Since this mouthguard is bulkier than custom made, the difference I've noticed is that I tend to drool more (about), but that's a small price to pay for not paying for a $300-$500 mouthguard or have to pay for a really expensive mouthguard. Work. it could cost me thousands. I highly recommend it!