Cuctom Mouthguards!!

[Palma]

http://profile.*******.com/index.cfm...ndid=128276666

[icedog11]

That is so untrue!

Who makes the molds of your clients?? You dental assistance??
When you take their molds, do you have them sitting down or standing?? There are so may variables that goes to not only designing, but getting the correct fit.

Our molds are made by the end user we use no dental professionals that is why Gladiators prices are so low, and generally speaking the companies mentioned all make a type IV heat and pressure laminated mouthguard and I have dozens of university studies that say these are the most protective and there is little that can be done to increase the protective value of a properly made type IV mouthguard. I have been in the dental profession for over 30 years what is your claim to so much knowlege?

[icedog11]

well you may want to see all these, two of the ones reviewing your mouthpieces say they like them but complain that the back molars are missing. Also, all the ones comparing Gladiator vs Protech side with Protech as hands down better quality.

Plus just looking at pics Protechs seem better. I have no experience with either so I cant really say, but yours seem thinner... you can see the teeth bumps on the outside their so thin.

just found this interesting read http://www.protechmouthguard.com

[Palma]

Our molds are made by the end user we use no dental professionals that is why Gladiators prices are so low, and generally speaking the companies mentioned all make a type IV heat and pressure laminated mouthguard and I have dozens of university studies that say these are the most protective and there is little that can be done to increase the protective value of a properly made type IV mouthguard. I have been in the dental profession for over 30 years what is your claim to so much knowlege?

So you say.

[Palma]

The sad thing is that you're a professional for 30 some years and you are pedaling some crappy gill guards. I would better trust a custom fitted mold vs. some factory made model to protect my mouth against impact. $160 - $200 doallars is a much better price than paying thousand's of dollars to have ones' teeth fixed due to using inadequate equipment.

[icedog11]

our mouthguards are custom check the web sitewww.customguards.com
same guard you get from the dentist in fact we make them for dentists as well. I'm sure your friends make good mouthguards we just have a different approach.

[Animal Squabbs]

just found this interesting read http://www.protechmouthguard.com

ofcourse you are gonna try to throw dirt on your main competitor. For all I know you wrote that.

If your mouthguards are so good how come there isnt more pictures to show off. Put some pics up and maybe Ill get one from you cause Im lookin to get one, the thing bothering me is that I dont like how you can see the teeth on yours, and there is very limited customization. For example I was thinkin of one design with half of it green and half of it red and I cant even do that. I was plannin on getting two one for competition and one for sparring.

[icedog11]

ofcourse you are gonna try to throw dirt on your main competitor. For all I know you wrote that.

If your mouthguards are so good how come there isnt more pictures to show off. Put some pics up and maybe Ill get one from you cause Im lookin to get one, the thing bothering me is that I dont like how you can see the teeth on yours, and there is very limited customization. For example I was thinkin of one design with half of it green and half of it red and I cant even do that. I was plannin on getting two one for competition and one for sparring.

if you need pictures I'll post B-Hops new guard when its done and a second guard from Gladiator is half off retail so 50 to 80 first 25-40 second guard, check the video of the B-Hop, golden boy fight after fight video B-Hop is wearing our hat. Half green and half red is no problem. If B-Hop trust us u can't?

[Palma]

Our molds are made by the end user we use no dental professionals that is why Gladiators prices are so low, and generally speaking the companies mentioned all make a type IV heat and pressure laminated mouthguard and I have dozens of university studies that say these are the most protective and there is little that can be done to increase the protective value of a properly made type IV mouthguard. I have been in the dental profession for over 30 years what is your claim to so much knowlege?

I agree with you that mouth-guards should be pressure laminated due to the anterior teeth. However, I disagree with you about not being able to increasing the 'protective value' of a type IV mouth-guard. According to literature mouth gurards should be articulated. The only way to articulate (please google -"articulated mouth-guards") properly with the opposing model is to take a construction bite. A construction bite can only be taken by a "competent license dental professional". With a construction bite and an opposing model you can further advance the design of a type IV mouth-guard. Often times individuals gain confidence by the number of years of experience in the chosen profession they pursue. Unfortunately, doing the same thing over and over again does not show that your product has any competency. Experience comes from making mistakes, you would know this if you start to attempt to articulate your mouth guards. Thus increasing your confidence to better fabricate "professional mouth guards".

In other words, be an innovator!

Click this link to see a properly articulated mouth-guard!
http://www.guardyagrill.com/pages/blueandwhite.htm

[Palma]

Holy crap!!

I just saw your Gladiator website and almost fainted!
People actually use those products to protect their teeth!!!?