SISU Skate Mouth Guards

They use a perforated, thermo‑formable polymer that’s approximately 1.6–2.4 mm thick. The design allows air flow and lets athletes talk clearly without removing the guard. Despite the thinness, Sisu guards dissipate impact energy effectively.

Soften it in hot water until it becomes pliable, then place it against your teeth and mould it by sucking in and pressing with your tongue. Once shaped, drop it in cold water to set the form. It can be remoulded up to 20 times if needed.

Yes. Sisu makes mouthguards for children as young as 7. Choose the proper size based on the age range specified and supervise the fitting process to ensure a good seal.

Rinse after each use, brush lightly with a toothbrush and mild soap and dry thoroughly. Store it in a ventilated case to prevent bacteria growth.

Yes. Sisu offers special models designed to be worn with orthodontic braces. Their remouldable design accommodates braces’ changing shape throughout treatment.

With proper care, a Sisu mouthguard can last a sports season or longer. Replace it if it tears, thins out or if your dental anatomy changes.

Many dentists and orthodontists recommend Sisu due to their protective qualities and remouldable nature. However, always consult your dental professional for personalised advice.

Sisu’s thin profile reduces interference with speech and breathing. Traditional mouthguards are thicker and may restrict airflow or inhibit communication, which can be distracting during performance.