Custom mouthguards in Midland
A custom-fitted mouthguard protects teeth, lips and jaws during sport. Night guards (occlusal splints) protect teeth from grinding and clenching.
What to know
Custom mouthguards are made from a scan or impression of your teeth, so they fit closely, stay in place and are easier to breathe and speak with than boil-and-bite guards.
Night guards are recommended when grinding is wearing teeth down, causing cracked fillings, or contributing to jaw pain and headaches.
What a visit involves
Impression
A quick scan or impression of your teeth.
Made
The guard is made in a dental laboratory, often within a week.
Fitted
Fit and comfort are checked and adjusted.
This page is general information, not advice for your situation. Suitability, risks and results are assessed at an examination. Read our health information and advertising disclaimer.
Visiting us in Midland
Custom mouthguards at Dr Teeth Dental Care, inside Midland Gate Shopping Centre.
- Where we are
- Shop T16, Midland Gate Shopping Centre, 274 Great Eastern Highway, Midland WA 6056. Get directions (opens in a new tab)
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5:30 pmSaturday: 9 am to 5 pm
- Getting here
- Free parking at Midland Gate Shopping Centre. The clinic is inside the centre at Shop T16. Midland train station and bus interchange are a short walk away.
- Paying for treatment
- Claim on the spot from most health funds through HICAPS, so you only pay the gap. Payment plans are available for larger treatment. Payment options
Patients visit us from Midvale, Bellevue, Guildford, Swan View, Stratton, the Swan Valley and the Perth Hills. Areas we serve
Common questions
Why not a chemist mouthguard?
Over-the-counter guards fit loosely and offer less protection. The Australian Dental Association recommends custom-fitted mouthguards for contact sport.
How do I know if I grind my teeth?
Worn or chipped teeth, jaw ache on waking, headaches and sensitive teeth are common signs. Your dentist can check for wear at a routine visit.
This page is general information, not personal dental advice. Your dentist will examine you and explain the options, risks and costs that apply to you before any treatment.
