Mouth Guards Gum Shield Adult for Guarding Teeth Youth Mouth guard for Rugby Boxing Hockey MMA Karate Martial Arts

• It is made out of thermoformable food grade materials and designed to be used in full contact sports including boxing and MMA.
• Adult & Youth Sports Boxing Mouth guard for Football, Lacrosse, Hockey & Basketball.
• It is easy to mold for a comfortable and custom fit.
• Maximum protection for the upper jaw and teeth in training and competition.
• Maximum protection for the upper jaw and teeth in training and competition.

Product description Please do not share this oral & teeth shield with others. Question: Would the junior mouth guard fit a 5 year old or adult? Answer: Yes, it is. It would be a bit big for a 5 year old as it is, but you could trim it to fit. Adult can also be adjusted to use that. Question: Is it suitable for braces? Answer: Acording to some Buyers advise, would think so. But can according to actual condition. Question: Do we need to boil this before each use or you do it only once to fit into your mouth? Answer: Only boiling water when moulding to mouth. just rinse under warm water after use The water temperature is 158℉(70℃) to 176℉(80℃). Are you worried about your child being injured during exercise? A pack white gum shield/mouth guards are great for kids and adults doing all kinds of sports, like basketball, lacrosse team, Rugby, Hockey, Lacrosse, Cricket, Boxing, Martial Arts, MMA Don't use water that is simmering in a pan or is actually at boiling point. Leave in this recently boiled water for exactly 40 seconds. Pluck out of the water with a set of tongs or something, quickly shake off the loose water ( to avoid burning the gums ) Then quickly pop it on the top set of teeth and bite hard But not right through And suck all the saliva away as hard as possible whilst simultaneously pressing against the back of the gumshield with the tongue and pressing again. Directions 1. Only boiling water when moulding to mouth. The water temperature is 158℉(70℃) to 176℉(80℃). 2. Leave in this recently boiled water for exactly 40 seconds. 3. Pluck out of the water with a set of tongs or something, quickly shake off the loose water. 4. Quickly pop it on the top set of teeth and bite hard but not right through. 5. Suck all the saliva away as hard as possible whilst simultaneously pressing against the back of the gumshield with the tongue and pressing again.