Custom Night Guard
Protect your teeth from grinding with Jawology's custom night guard. Dentist-directed, delivered to your door. A fraction of the cost of a dental clinic night guard.
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Custom-fitted to your exact teeth using at-home impressions or scans
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Protects against grinding, clenching, tooth wear and jaw strain
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Carry case included
How It Works
1. Choose your pack
Select your material/arch options as well as how many sets you’d like - whether it’s a backup or long-term coverage for the year.
2. Share your 3D records
We’ll use your existing Jawology scan, or you can take new impressions at home or a 3D scan in-clinic.
3. Precision fabrication
Your custom night guards are custom-made from your exact records and checked for fit, clarity, and comfort.
4. Delivered & worn nightly
Receive your night guards with a case - wear them nightly to keep your smile in place.
Payment Plans
We offer flexible payment options to make getting started easier. Afterpay is available for buying a night guard - allowing you to split the cost into manageable instalments.
Jawology Night Guard
High quality, durable material
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Custom, natural fit guaranteed
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For mild to severe bruxism
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Fresh & Light
Vitamins & Minerals
Prebiotics
Antioxidants
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about custom night guards for bruxism and teeth grinding during sleep.
Which night guard is right for me?
If you're unsure, the mixed is the safest choice - it suits most moderate grinders and balances comfort with durability. Light grinders or first-time wearers typically do well with Soft. If you've been told by a dentist you grind heavily or have worn through guards before, go Hard.
How long does a night guard last?
Soft guards typically last 6–12 months. Mixed guards last 1–2 years. Hard guards can last 2–3 years or more with proper care. How long yours lasts depends on grinding severity and how well you clean and store it.
How do I clean my night guard?
Rinse with cool water after each use and gently brush with a soft toothbrush and mild soap. Avoid hot water - it can warp the material. Store in the provided case away from direct sunlight when not in use.
Do I need upper or lower arch?
Lower arch is generally recommended as most people find it more comfortable and easier to adapt to. Either works - it comes down to personal preference and your dentist's advice if you've had one.
How is a night guard different from a sports mouth guard?
Night guards are thinner and designed for prolonged, low-force wear during sleep. Sports mouth guards are built for high-impact protection and are too thick and bulky to sleep in comfortably. They serve different purposes and aren't interchangeable.
Can I wear a night guard if I have crowns, veneers or dental work?
In many cases yes. Custom night guards can accommodate crowns and veneers. If you have implants or significant recent dental work, we recommend checking with your dentist or contacting us before ordering.