Sports Medicine & Mouthguards

Sports mouthguards and sports medicine supplies cover football lip guards, basketball guards, braces-friendly guards and boil-and-bite designs for youth and adult athletes, plus first-aid items for the team bag. Choose by fit first: boil-and-bite guards mould to the teeth, soft silicone braces guards sit over brackets without boiling, and strapped convertible guards attach to a helmet facemask. Then match the size, Youth or Adult, and the breathing channel to your sport. Shock Doctor, Under Armour and SAFEJAWZ make many of the guards here. For pads and helmets, browse our protective gear.

Brands include Shock Doctor, COOLLO SPORTS and Oral Mart.

In this range: paramedic & sports medicine.

Need help choosing? Read the kids’ hockey equipment checklist.

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Sports Medicine & Mouthguards: frequently asked questions

Are mouthguards mandatory in Canadian football?

Yes. The Football Canada tackle rulebook requires all players to wear a mouthguard that covers all the upper teeth. Check your league for any extra requirements on colour or strap use.

Can I wear a mouthguard with braces?

Yes, choose a guard designed for braces, such as the Shock Doctor Braces or Double Braces models. They use soft silicone that fits over brackets without boiling, so there is no moulding step to redo as treatment goes on.

How do I fit a boil-and-bite mouthguard?

Soften the guard in hot water for the time the maker lists, let it cool briefly, then bite down and press it against the teeth. If the fit is loose, most guards can be re-moulded, following the package instructions.

Sources: footballcanada.com

Our guides for this category

Kids Hockey Equipment Checklist for Minor Hockey in Canada

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