Protection
Helps reduce the risk and severity of some dental injuries.
Custom mouthguards for training and competition help reduce the risk of dental and soft-tissue injuries.
The dentist will determine the treatment plan and scope during your consultation.
Helps reduce the risk and severity of some dental injuries.
Individually checked for comfort and retention.
Cleaning and storage instructions are provided.
The design takes the bite and activity into account.
An educational illustration of a sports mouthguard.

Demonstration illustration of a sports mouthguard.
The MasterDent clinical team.
Patient reviews of the MasterDent clinic.
Sports mouthguards are custom made. The specification and price are confirmed at consultation.
Please confirm the price at consultation.
Sports mouthguards help reduce dental and soft-tissue injury risks during contact sports and activities involving falls. Custom designs are made from impressions or scans with consideration of age, bite and activity.
At the MasterDent fitting, retention and comfort are checked. A mouthguard does not guarantee complete protection or replace other equipment. Children and patients wearing braces need regular fit checks as their teeth change position.
MasterDent dental clinic is located in Kyiv, Darnytskyi district, in the Pozniaky neighborhood, at 24/4 Revutskoho Street, about a 10–15 minute walk from Pozniaky metro station.
Address: 24/4 Revutskoho Street, Kyiv, Ukraine
Convenient parking and public transport stops are located nearby.
Activities with a risk of collision, impact or falling may benefit, including boxing, wrestling, hockey and basketball. Discuss your activity with the dentist.
It is made for your teeth and its retention is checked. A good fit may improve comfort; the most useful guard is one you wear consistently.
No. It can reduce the risk and severity of some dental and soft-tissue injuries but cannot eliminate them. Use other recommended protective equipment as well.
The dentist or orthodontist must allow for brackets and tooth movement. Do not use a tight appliance without professional advice.
Yes, when appropriate. Growth and changing teeth mean that children need more frequent fit checks and replacement.
Sports and bruxism guards have different purposes and designs. Do not substitute one for the other without a dental assessment.
Rinse before and after use, clean as instructed and dry it in a ventilated case. Avoid hot water and direct sunlight.
Cracks, deformation, poor retention or bite changes need assessment and possible replacement. Bring the guard to dental appointments, especially during orthodontic treatment.