ProCare Dental Australia

Custom Mouthguards in Maitland

Accredited dental prosthetist providing custom-made dentures and mouthguards with no referral needed and same-day repairs available.

Tailored Protection

Maitland Custom Mouthguards

Custom mouthguards are designed to protect the teeth, gums, and jaw from impact during physical activity. At ProCare Dental Australia in Maitland, mouthguards are individually moulded to the patient’s dental structure using precision impressions. This provides a secure fit, better comfort, and greater shock absorption than over-the-counter alternatives. They are commonly used in contact sports and by individuals with a history of clenching or bruxism.


Unlike generic store-bought options, custom mouthguards stay in place during use and do not interfere with breathing or speaking. ProCare Dental Australia manufactures all mouthguards on-site, allowing for detailed personalisation, including colour and team branding if required. The clinic also supports local sporting clubs by providing fitted mouthguards for adult and junior teams.


To arrange a custom mouthguard fitting, contact ProCare Dental Australia in Maitland on (02) 4934 7574.

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Sports & Night Protection

Mouthguards are recommended for both recreational and competitive sports, especially those involving contact, high speed, or risk of falls. They help reduce the risk of dental trauma, including chipped teeth, soft tissue injury, and jaw damage. Custom options are also suitable for individuals with sleep-related grinding (bruxism) or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) concerns, with different thicknesses and materials available to meet varying needs.



The fitting process begins with a consultation and impression-taking, followed by fabrication using high-impact materials suited to the intended use. Sport mouthguards differ from nightguards in structure and flexibility, and a dental prosthetist can recommend the best type for each case. Regular maintenance and periodic assessment help ensure continued protection and comfort. Mouthguards should be replaced if damaged, outgrown, or showing signs of wear.