Night guards

Digital night guards in three materials

Designed from your intraoral scan and bite. Pick the material for the case; we handle design, fabrication and fit checks.

Soft SplintHard/Soft Night Guard Most orderedProcessed Acrylic Hard Splint
Thickness3.0 mm3.0 mm or above
Material / feelFully soft and flexibleFully hard, rigid acrylic
Typical caseMild grinding or clenching; patients sensitive to rigid appliancesModerate to heavy bruxism, strong clenching, cases that need stable, adjustable occlusal contacts
StrengthMaximum comfort, easy adaptationMaximum stability, durability and adjustability
Hard/Soft night guard, soft inside and hard outside, 3.0 mm
Soft inside · hard outside
Most ordered

Hard/Soft Night Guard, 3.0 mm

Our most-ordered night guard. The soft inner layer sits against the teeth for comfort; the hard outer layer takes the grinding.

  • Soft inner layer for patient comfort
  • Hard outer surface for better wear resistance
  • More durable than a fully soft splint
  • The versatile middle option for moderate grinding or clenching
Soft Splint night guard, 3.0 mm
Soft, flexible

Soft Splint 3.0 mm

For patients whose main concern is comfort and who have mild grinding or clenching.

  • Soft, flexible and comfortable to wear
  • Easy for patients to adapt to
  • Cushions between upper and lower teeth
  • A good option for patients who dislike rigid appliances
Processed acrylic hard splint, 3.0 mm or above
Rigid acrylic, 3.0 mm+

Processed Acrylic Hard Splint 3.0 mm or above

For heavy grinders, strong clenchers, patients who wear through softer appliances, and cases where you want control of the occlusion.

  • Strong and durable
  • Stable occlusal surface
  • Easier to adjust and refine occlusal contacts
  • Thickness customized to the case (3.0 mm or above)

What to include on the Rx

  • MaterialSoft, Hard/Soft, or Processed Acrylic
  • ArchUpper or lower
  • Thickness3.0 mm, or more for Processed Acrylic
  • ScansUpper and lower full arch, plus a bite scan
  • NotesAnything specific to the case

How to send a case