How long does a sports guard last?
Your sports guard will only need replacing once it’s been worn down through over-use. Adolescents and young people may need to have new guards made on a fairly frequent basis, such as every six months, as they may still experience new tooth growth and the shape of their mouth may be subject to gradual changes.
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