Boil and Bite Sports Mouth Guards - 40 Seconds of Boiling Is All You Need! 

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No need to put it in cold water?

@@user-yq9zk1rb5qno

It will harden on teeth but it hurts a lil

@@user-yq9zk1rb5q If you have sensitive gums you can otherwise theres no need

Before putting the hot mouth guard in your mouth, do a quick tap water dunk for 1 Second “OR” wave for a few seconds to avoid burning mouth. Fitting a mouth guard directly after boiling gives you the best molding experience "BUT" your safety is more important.

Read the instructions next time 😂

Smh…

You put it in for only 20 seconds

​@@KTBFFHThe instructions said 40 seconds 😭

probably would be okay if u poured the water into a cup and then placed it, as it would stop boilijg and still be hot enough to make it soft

You can try to re-mold it and see how it goes. Since it didn't fit you well, there is nothing to lose to do that, right? Oral Mart is different from the other 2 layer mouth guards. Even some world champions are using our mouth guards. We have tested out many “safe” materials (We only use food grade materials and rule out the others) and come up with our Oral Mart kids mouth guards for sports. Our dual-layer sports mouth guards give you the best customized fit (Inner Gel Layer) and the most superior impact resistance (Outer Impact layer). You will see the differences like many other parents! Our one-of-a-kind designs and safe materials are tailored to your youth future superstars. Here is the step by step fitting instruction for best results. www.oralmart.com/how-to-mold-a-mouthguard/

Boiling it and wearing it makes the shape match your teeth so it’s more sturdy inside

lol 😂, but it actually makes a mouth guard a lil softer so u can use it better but i would recommend using 10 seconds instead of 40.

Get a new one

@@Loudbigmouth me is broke ;-;

@@mdasadrizwan9744 same bruh

Playing with that ( if that became slime)😂

U litteraly need to do that to mold it bruh

You are absolutely right! He should've turned off the stove first as what it indicates in the step by step fitting instruction (www.oralmart.com/how-to-mold-a-mouthguard/).

Boiling a mouth guard is a common method used to customize the fit of the mouth guard to an individual's mouth. Mouth guards are often used in sports and other activities to protect the teeth, gums, and jaw from injury. By boiling the mouth guard, it becomes more pliable and can be molded to fit the specific shape of the wearer's teeth and gums. Here's a step-by-step explanation of the process: Boiling: The mouth guard is placed in boiling water for a specific period of time, usually according to the manufacturer's instructions. Boiling softens the material, making it more flexible and easier to mold. Cooling: After boiling, the mouth guard is removed from the water and allowed to cool for a short time. This is done to ensure that it is not too hot when it is placed in the mouth, as it could potentially cause burns or discomfort. Customization: Once the mouth guard has cooled slightly, it is placed in the mouth and pressed against the teeth and gums. The wearer can bite down gently or use their fingers and tongue to shape the mouth guard around their teeth and gums. This process allows the mouth guard to conform closely to the individual's mouth, providing a more secure and comfortable fit. Setting: After the mouth guard has been molded to the desired shape, it needs to be held in place until it cools and hardens. This can be done by keeping the mouth guard in the mouth or by using fingers to apply pressure to ensure the desired fit. It's important to follow the specific instructions provided by the mouth guard manufacturer, as different types of mouth guards may have different boiling times or other specific requirements. Boiling a mouth guard helps to ensure a better fit, maximizing its protective qualities and comfort during use.

@@ElectricGuitarKing thank you!

@@ElectricGuitarKingIs it supposed to fall when you open your mouth if it’s a sport mouthguard?

@@mangolife9050no

No you should suck the guard when moulding and press with Ur fingers to ensure a tight fit​@@mangolife9050

Yes. Boil it for 40 seconds first. Turn off the stove. Wave the mouth guard in the air to cool down before putting it in your mouth to avoid mouth burn. Then bite down deeper and harder for snug fit. Push the outer wall towards upper teeth and gums for more grips. Here is the complete step by step fitting instruction! www.oralmart.com/how-to-mold-a-mouthguard/

@@oral-mart Alright, thanks!

You are absolutely right! He should've turned off the stove first as what it indicates in the step by step fitting instruction.

I’m going home now and I’m just waiting for my water bottle and then I’m

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