GrindCurePack of 2 Teeth Grinding Mouth Guards
R399
Please Note
- Due to the nature of this product it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.
About
Do you grind your teeth? Grinding teeth and Jaw Clenching is a condition known as Bruxism and it is quite common in today's modern world. Stop Grinding teeth with GrindCure.
GrindCure is a night teeth guard that works by protecting your teeth from grinding and jaw clenching, a condition. No difficult boiling and moulding is needed to achieve the correct fit for the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is a one size fits all that can be trimmed if necessary. It is made from high-quality plastic which has been approved by the American Food and Drug Administration.
Product Features
- Designed in conjunction with Dental technicians and Dentists.
- GrindCure stops teeth grinding and jaws clenching
- 94% success rate!
- Night time teeth guard
- Protects teeth
- No difficult boiling and moulding needed
- Mouthpiece can be trimmed if necessary for maximum comfort
- Slim and sleek design
- Comes with free carry case
Product Specifications
- One size fits all
- Weighs: 4g
- Pack of 2
Customer Reviews
“I clench my jaw throughout the day and at night so I have been wearing this mouthpiece at home and while sleeping. After using GrindCure for a few weeks now I can definitely tell that my jaw is much looser and my jaw pain is gone.”
Rob from Johannesburg, South Africa
"GrindCure is super easy to use and certainly stops my teeth grinding. I have not woken up with a sore jaw or teeth since I have used it."
Shelly from Cape Town, South Africa
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