Kickboxing Mouthguard

Yes, we offer group orders and quantity discounts for clubs and larger groups.

We’ll send the impression kits to a single address (e.g. your gym), and you can all make your impressions together and send them back in one package.

Please send us a message in the chat (bottom right) with the number of people, and we’ll get back to you right away.

Yes, absolutely no problem. Please assist your child with taking the impressions and fill out the included form in your child’s name.

A mouthguard for kickboxing must fit properly to offer optimal protection and comfort. Here are the key elements of a good fit:

1. Secure fit on the teeth: The mouthguard should cling tightly to your teeth without needing to be held in place by the tongue or lips. It shouldn't wobble or be loose.
2. Even pressure distribution: It should distribute pressure evenly across all teeth to ensure maximum protection and comfort.
3. Clear airway: The mouthguard must not obstruct breathing. Sufficient airflow is critical for endurance and performance in the ring.
4. Ability to speak and swallow: You should be able to talk and swallow with the mouthguard in place without it moving or becoming uncomfortable.
5. Comfort and no gag reflex: The mouthguard should not sit too far back in the mouth to avoid triggering a gag reflex and should generally be comfortable.
6. Custom fit: The best option is a custom-fit mouthguard like the ones from Dental Armor, tailored exactly to your dental and jaw structure and made by a specialist.

Mouthguards for kickboxing are available in several places:

1. Sporting goods stores: Many stores carry mouthguards, especially those focused on combat sports.
   
2. Online retailers: Sites like Amazon offer quick access to a wide range of inexpensive mouthguards.
   
3. Dentists: For a custom-fit mouthguard, you can visit a dentist. These are more expensive but offer the best fit and protection.
   
4. Dental Armor: The ideal solution for those seeking high-quality protection without the cost and hassle of a dentist visit. We send you the impression material, you take the mold yourself and send it back. A dental technician will then create your custom-fit mouthguard and deliver it to your home.
   

Choosing the right mouthguard for kickboxing depends on several factors:

1. Training intensity: Sparring and competitions require more robust, protective mouthguards than light training.
   
2. Comfort and fit: The mouthguard should be comfortable, fit well, and allow easy breathing. "Boil-and-bite" models are inexpensive but don’t offer the same level of protection and comfort as a custom-fit Dental Armor mouthguard.
   
3. Material and quality: Cheaper models can be less comfortable and wear out faster. Dental Armor uses only high-quality materials from Germany for its mouthguards.
   
4. Personal preference: Some kickboxers prefer specific designs, colors, or brands—but style should never come before safety.

A mouthguard in kickboxing offers several important benefits:

1. Protects teeth and jaw: Prevents teeth from being damaged or knocked out and protects the jaw from fractures.
   
2. Absorbs impact: Disperses the force of blows to the face, reducing injury risk to the mouth and jaw.
   
3. Prevents cuts: Helps avoid cuts to the lips and inside of the mouth caused by the teeth.
   
4. Protects the brain: By absorbing impact, it can help reduce shock transmission to the brain, lowering the risk of concussions.
   
5. Improvs focus: With less worry about injuries, fighters can better concentrate on the match.
   
   In short, a mouthguard is an essential piece of protective equipment for kickboxing.