[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Heartnsoul

my dentist recommended i wear a nightguard to prevent teeth grinding. When I purchased one today at Walmart, you microwave it then insert. Forgot it. No way I could even remove it from tray and when I finally did no way it sticks. Any recommendations for a name brand. This was a oral b one

I had a similar problem with one of those "mold to your teeth" models. It cost $20 dollars and was worthless. I forget the brand. The next time I am going to buy a simple one that has no mold features.

[Rocksnap]

Originally Posted by BlkBlt6

You’re dentist will make you one that fits perfectly.

In theory, yes. Tho I’ve had one made at the dentist office just recently. It does NOT fit perfectly, I can’t use it. Now my wife has had an over the counter model for some time now. The hot water heat method. That one is working like a champ.

[Lekoss]

[QUOTE=Heartnsoul;2394547]my dentist recommended i wear a nightguard to prevent teeth grinding. When I purchased one today at Walmart, you microwave it then insert. Forgot it. No way I could even remove it from tray and when I finally did no way it sticks. Any recommendations for a name brand. This was a oral b one[/QUOTE

I wood try putting it in boiling water and then take it out and put it in your mouth

[msilagy]

Dentists charge about $600. No insurance coverage, I got mine a few years go. Maybe now they have OTC ones that are just as good.

[Heartnsoul]

$145?? That isn't bad at all