Bite Guard for Bruxism Ozdenta AKCE-0866, 2 pcs with Protective Case

Ozdenta bite guard for bruxism AKCE-0866 is a set of two occlusal splints supplied with a protective storage case. The guards are designed to fit over the dental arches and provide a cushioning layer between upper and lower teeth to reduce enamel wear and decrease jaw muscle strain caused by nighttime grinding and clenching. Intended for home use, the non-invasive shields can be used alternately thanks to the two-piece set and stored hygienically in the included case.

Advantages

The set includes two bite guards and a protective case, enabling rotation for cleaning and extended product life. The splints absorb and distribute occlusal forces to lower the risk of tooth surface damage and mitigate tension in masticatory muscles. The simple design makes them suitable for most adults and allows straightforward maintenance. Supplied components are lightweight and portable for convenient storage and travel.

Suitable for

• Adults experiencing nocturnal teeth grinding (bruxism)
• People with teeth clenching that leads to jaw discomfort
• Users seeking a non-invasive protective appliance for enamel protection
• Those who need an easy-to-store solution for overnight use

Key specifications

• Quantity: 2 occlusal splints
• Includes: protective storage case
• Material: dental-grade cushioning material designed for intraoral use
• Intended use: nighttime occlusal protection against grinding and clenching
• Design: full-arch coverage to distribute biting forces

How to use

Before first use, clean the splints with mild soap and warm water and allow them to air dry. Place a splint over the upper or lower teeth so it fits comfortably across the dental arch; if necessary, warm briefly according to any included manufacturer instructions to adapt fit, then allow to cool. Wear the guard during sleep or periods of clenching to provide a cushioning barrier that reduces direct tooth-to-tooth contact. After use, rinse the splint, dry it, and store it in the protective case to keep it clean between uses.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the splints regularly for signs of wear or deformation and replace them if they no longer provide adequate protection. Maintain daily hygiene by rinsing and cleaning the guards; avoid abrasive cleaners or high temperatures that could deform the material. Consult a dental professional for personalized fitting advice or if you experience persistent jaw pain, significant tooth wear, or changes in bite while using the appliance.