One flat price: $119 an arch. The appliance, the impression kit, shipping both ways and 30 days of adjustments — all in.
HSA and FSA accepted
The hybrid guard is $159 and the muscle relaxer is $189.
Sound familiar?
- Waking up with a tight jaw
- Grinding loud enough that someone else hears it
- Front edges that look shorter every year
- Drugstore guards that never fit and end up in a drawer
How it happens
After checkout, a licensed dentist in your state reviews your photos. Your impression kit ships only after that review.
- Order online and your impression kit arrives by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight
- Take the mold at your own table and mail it back with the prepaid label
- We build your guard in 6 to 10 business days and ship it to your door
- Free shipping both ways
- Custom made in a Florida dental lab
- 30 days of free adjustments
Am I the right candidate?
- You are 18 or older
- You grind or clench at night and your own teeth are sound
- You wake up to worn edges, chipped corners or a tight jaw
- A drugstore guard has already failed you on fit or on bulk
- You want one arch, because one shell is how a guard is worn
- You will rinse it every morning and keep it in its case
Not the right buy if
- A tooth is loose, or a filling or a crown is moving
- Braces or aligners are on those teeth right now
- You want it to stop the grinding itself rather than take the wear
What $119, $159 and $189 buy
A night guard is a thin shell pressed over a model of your own teeth. It goes in before bed, takes the grinding your enamel would otherwise take, and comes out in the morning.
Three builds, one price each per arch. The impression kit worth $49.99, the postage in both directions and the first month of adjustments are already inside that number.
One arch, upper or lower, at the same price. Rush production takes the bench down to 3 to 4 business days for $150.
Soft, hybrid or muscle relaxer, side by side
These are not three sizes of one guard. What changes is the body of the shell and the job it is shaped to do at night.
| Build | One arch | Body | Made for | Under heavy grinding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soft guard | $119 | One soft cushioned layer | Light grinding and a first guard | Thins out the fastest |
| Hybrid guard | $159 | Hard shell over a soft lining | A bite that chews through soft guards | Holds its shape the longest |
| Muscle relaxer | $189 | Flat, even biting surface | A jaw that wakes up tired and sore | Unloads the muscle, not the enamel |
All night guardsCustom night guardSoft, hybrid or muscle relaxer
Every build costs the same for the upper arch and for the lower.
What the muscle relaxer changes
It is the one build that is not about enamel. The surface is finished flat, so the jaw closes on an even plane instead of locking into its own worn grooves.
The flat surface
Nothing on it steers your jaw into one position, so the muscle stops hunting for that spot all night.
The morning after
People who buy it wake with a tight jaw rather than with chipped corners on the front teeth.
What it is not
An appliance, not a treatment. A sore jaw with a cause behind it belongs with a dentist first.
The muscle relaxer is $189 for the upper arch and $189 for the lower.
What a boil and bite costs you in fit
There are three ways to get a guard between your teeth, and they part company on fit rather than on the receipt.
Boiled at the sink
Softened in hot water and bitten into. It records the bite you had that evening, thick and uneven.
A stock size
Small, medium or large off a shelf. It rests on the tallest teeth and rocks on everything else.
Pressed on your model
We cut a model from your mold and press the shell onto it, so it touches every tooth at once.
A shell that is not built to your bite moves the load instead of taking it. The complaint that follows is bulk, and a guard too bulky to sleep in ends up in a drawer.
Which of the three is yours
Hybrid for a bite that chews through a soft guard in a season
Muscle relaxer for a jaw that wakes up tired, which is a muscle and not enamel
What grinding costs you

Worn edges
Front teeth going flat and short

Cracks and chips
Enamel giving way under a load it was never built for

Broken sleep
Clenching that surfaces you again and again





