Dental Guard for Teeth Grinding & TMJ-SleepRight Secure Comfort
The SleepRight is the No 1 brand dental guard prescribed by dentists and as an over the counter device in the US and is now CE certified and available in the UK without prescription. Find out what millions of Americans have known for years. You don't need to spend hundreds of pounds on a dental guard from your dentist! For around £50 you can get the protection you need with the SleepRight Dental Guard. It is ready to wear; easily adjustable; safe; approved; comfortable and available here at chemist.net, so there really is no reason why you should continue to suffer.
All SleepRight dental guards are CE Certified and comply with the requirements of EU Medical Device Directive 93-42-EEC. They have also been examined by an independent panel of internationally recognised dental experts and approved by the British Dental Health Foundation. Your SleepRight Dental Guard is safe and easy to fit. You do not need to boil or trim the product to get the optimum fit. For best results, wear your dental guard at least 30 minutes before retiring to bed.
The Secure-Comfort is the standard dental guard that will suit the majority of people. It is the original design guard that has stood the test of time and is the most popular model in the range. The Slim-Comfort dental guard has a smaller profile than all the other dental guards and has been specially designed for people with a small mouth or sensitive gums. The Dura-Comfort is the newest edition to the SleepRight range of professional dental guards. The new design features make it more durable, stable and comfortable. It will suit the chronic bruxer and those wanting superior comfort and durability.
SleepRight products do not contain BPA (Bisphenol A).
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Do you suffer from poor sleep, damaged and aching teeth, TMJ, jaw pain and headache because you clench & grind your teeth? This is known as bruxism, a little understood condition that affects around 8% of the population and may go undiagnosed for years. Teeth are worn down or damaged and the headache and jaw pain becomes a constant feature. Eventually, you may have to spend time and lots of money at the dentist fixing loose fillings, teeth fractures and damage to cosmetic dentistry work.