Mouthguards

SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH

Protect Your Health With Custom Mouthguards in Portland

Underlying airway restrictions or imbalances in jaw alignment can lead to health problems. That’s why your mouthguards in Portland are designed with more than just protection in mind. Dr. Kaady considers your airway, jaw health, and overall well-being before recommending any appliance. He will design a custom-fit appliance that:
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Support Long-Term Well-Being With the Right
Custom Mouthguard

Not all mouthguards are created equal. While store-bought options may offer basic protection, they often don’t fit well. Plus, they’re not designed to address the deeper issues that can affect your comfort, sleep, or jaw function.

At Bridgetown Dental, each custom appliance is thoughtfully crafted to support your breathing, bite, and overall well-being, not just your teeth. If airway issues are suspected, Dr. Kaady may recommend a take-home sleep study. It will give us a clearer understanding of your breathing patterns during sleep. We offer several types of custom mouthguards:
Call Bridgetown Dental today to schedule your fitting for custom mouthguards in Portland. Sleep better, feel better, and protect your long-term health.

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Common Questions About Mouthguards

What types of issues can a custom mouthguard help with?
Custom mouthguards can protect your teeth, reduce clenching, ease TMJ discomfort, and even improve sleep quality. At Bridgetown Dental, Dr. Kaady designs each guard based on your anatomy, breathing patterns, and jaw alignment. These appliances can be used to prevent damage from grinding, relieve tension, or support airway health while you sleep.
If you wake up with jaw tension, headaches, or sensitive teeth, you might be grinding or clenching in your sleep. These signs could point to bruxism or even an underlying airway issue. Dr. Kaady evaluates your bite, breathing, and symptoms before recommending a guard and may suggest a sleep study if needed. The goal isn’t just to protect your teeth, but to reduce strain, improve sleep, and support your whole-body health.
Yes, especially if your symptoms stem from airway restriction. Certain mouthguards reposition your jaw slightly forward to help keep the airway open while you sleep. This can reduce snoring, improve oxygen flow, and lead to better sleep quality. Dr. Kaady will assess your breathing and may recommend a sleep study to ensure this type of appliance is the right fit for your needs.

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For a small monthly fee, your dental cleanings, exams, and X-rays are covered.
Plus, you’ll receive a discount on your other needed treatments.

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8907 N Lombard St, Portland, OR 97203

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