Review on SleepRight Select No-Boil Dental Guard: The Ultimate Teeth Grinding Solution for a Peaceful Sleep by Misty Myers

I can't believe anyone anywhere has had a positive experience with this mouthguard. The problem I have is this: 1. You are too fat. It's very unnatural when your jaw is that open. 2 They are slippery and tend to slide at least partially between your molars towards your cheek. 3 My jaw is not naturally aligned and it hurts after a short period of misalignment. 4 I can't even use this product for 5 minutes despite trying to get used to it and make it work. I don't see how you can avoid the problems inherent in this kappa. I would say keep looking for a solution, I haven't found it in the box yet. What I think is the best non-professional answer so far is to use a regular mouthguard and essentially cut it off an inch on both sides. The reason is that the jaw is a hinge and the further back towards the wisdom teeth the more open the teeth are and the more uncomfortable it is. If you just have a skid plate up front and something on the sides, there's still a gap in the back and you're good to go. I am very dissatisfied with the purchase of these products which are advertised as a solution to a problem when in fact they are not and I do not have the full amount of my purchase as I suspect not (I admit I do not tried ) they will accept them as a return. I've spent a lot on these types of products that haven't worked for me.