Sports mouthguards in Zug —
custom-made for maximum protection.

During sport, dental injuries can happen in a matter of seconds — and are often preventable. A custom-made sports mouthguard from your dentist reliably protects your teeth, gums and jawbone, and fits much better than an off-the-shelf product.

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Why is a mouthguard important when playing sport?

Contact sports such as martial arts, ice hockey, rugby, handball, basketball or horse riding carry an increased risk of dental injuries. An impact can chip or knock out teeth, or damage the jawbone — injuries that are complex and costly to treat. A custom-made mouthguard significantly reduces this risk.

Many sports associations already require the wearing of a mouthguard — particularly in martial arts and ice hockey. We recommend custom-made mouthguards for all sports with a high risk of contact.

Custom-made vs. off-the-shelf

Off-the-shelf mouthguards from sports shops are universally shaped and often fit uncomfortably, are loose, or impair speech and breathing. A mouthguard custom-made by a dentist fits your teeth perfectly, offers optimum protection and is far less of a hindrance during sport.

We produce custom-made mouthguards from high-quality, soft plastic in various thicknesses — tailored to the sport and your personal requirements. Available in a range of colours or in your club’s colours on request. A good fit is crucial — it determines both comfort and the level of protection.

For children too

For children who play sport, a mouthguard is particularly important — the loss of a permanent tooth at a young age has long-term consequences for overall dental development. Children’s mouthguards should be replaced regularly to allow for jaw growth.

Which sports require a mouthguard?

Essentially any sport where impacts, falls or collisions are possible. Boxing, martial arts and ice hockey are the most obvious examples — but basketball, handball, squash, horse riding, mountain biking and even gymnastics can also lead to dental injuries. If there is a risk of a blow to the face, it is worth investing in a custom-made mouthguard. The cost is manageable — the cost of treating a lost or broken tooth is not.

The process — from taking measurements to the fitting

At your first appointment, we’ll take an impression or a digital scan of your teeth. Based on this, your sports mouthguard will be custom-made in the lab from high-quality, soft plastic — in your chosen thickness and colour. At your second appointment, you’ll try it on; we’ll check the fit and bite and adjust it if necessary. The whole process usually takes a week.

Care and durability

After every training session, clean the sports mouthguard with lukewarm water and a soft brush, and store it in the box provided. Do not clean it in hot water and do not leave it in direct sunlight — heat can warp the material. For adults, a sports mouthguard lasts around two to three years with regular use. For children and teenagers, we recommend an annual check-up, as their jaws are still growing.

Cost of a custom-made mouthguard

A bespoke mouthguard from the dentist is cheaper than many people think — and significantly cheaper than treating a dental injury. Broken or knocked-out teeth often require complex restorations, implants or bridges. The cost of a custom-made mouthguard is negligible in comparison. We provide you with transparent information in advance. A sports mouthguard is well worth the investment.

Sports mouthguards in Zug — Neustadt Passage Dentists

A mouthguard is a cost-effective investment compared to a dental injury. We can make one for you quickly and easily at our practice at Baarerstrasse 12 in Zug.

Cost of a sports mouthguard

A bespoke sports mouthguard is more affordable than many people think — and a fraction of the cost of a dental injury. Broken or knocked-out teeth often require complex restorations, and sometimes implants or bridges. Investing in a bespoke mouthguard is well worth it. We’ll provide you with transparent information about the price in advance.

Interested? We’d be happy to advise you.

Book an appointment at our practice at Baarerstrasse 12 in Zug.

Frequently asked questions about sports mouthguards

Anyone who takes part in contact sports — martial arts, boxing, ice hockey, rugby, handball, basketball, squash, horse riding and many more. It is also recommended for trendy sports where there is a risk of falling.
Custom-made mouthguards fit perfectly, do not fall out, have minimal impact on speech and breathing, and offer significantly better protection. Off-the-shelf products are universally shaped and usually fit loosely.
We take an impression or digital scan of your teeth. The mouthguard is then individually manufactured from high-quality plastic in the laboratory. At the fitting appointment, we ensure that everything fits perfectly.
Clean it after every training session using lukewarm water and a toothbrush. Store it in the box provided. Do not clean it in hot water or leave it in direct sunlight — this will warp the material.
For adults, approx. 2–3 years with regular use. For children and teenagers, an annual check-up and replacement if necessary are recommended due to jaw growth.
A bespoke sports mouthguard is significantly cheaper than treating a dental injury. We’ll let you know the exact costs — these depend on the material and design.