How to choose

Your enCore Guard

1

Choose an upper or lower guard

Upper

Upper

  • Most prefer upper as they tend to be less obtrusive
  • Do you have lower teeth braces, permanent retainer or dental issues?
Lower

Lower

  • Lower guard less likely to induce a gag reflex
  • Do you have upper teeth braces, a permanent retainer or dental condition?

2

Choose guard type based on how heavy you grind

Soft Guard

Soft Guard
Soft Guard

A more flexible and comfortable guard for light grinders. Not as durable as other guards.

Hybrid Guard

Hybrid Guard
Hybrid Guard

Combines durability of hard outer layer with comfort of soft inner layer. For moderate grinders.

Heavy Guard

Heavy Guard
Heavy Guard

A more rigid and durable guard for heavy grinders. Not as comfortable as other guards.

Compare Guards

Soft Guard

Soft Guard
Soft and flexible single layer
High comfort
Low durability
2MM or 3MM thickness

NOT FOR serious bruxers...can encourage more clenching

Hybrid Guard

Hybrid Guard
Combined hard and soft layers
High comfort
High durability
3MM thickness

NOT FOR those looking for a slim guard profile

Heavy Guard

Heavy Guard
Firm and rigid single layer
Low comfort
High durability
2MM or 3MM thickness

NOT FOR those with porcelain veneers

Soft Guard

Soft Guard
Material

Soft and flexible single layer

Comfort level

High comfort

Durability level

Low durability

Thickness

2MM or 3MM thickness

NOT for

NOT FOR serious bruxers...can encourage more clenching

Hybrid Guard

Hybrid Guard
Material

Combined hard and soft layers

Comfort level

High comfort

Durability level

High durability

Thickness

3MM thickness

NOT for

NOT FOR those looking for a slim guard profile

Heavy Guard

Heavy Guard
Material

Firm and rigid single layer

Comfort level

Low comfort

Durability level

High durability

Thickness

2MM or 3MM thickness

NOT for

NOT FOR those with porcelain veneers