Can you clean your mouthguard with this machine
1393150
Yes you can, partials,dentures,toothbrushes,jewelry, This is very much a nice product. Quiet to run. has timer on it, highest just about 5 mins, takes all the food particles out, sterilizes.
1393151
I don't see why not - you can clean bridges, jewelry etc. It is a sonic cleaner and there should be no reaction. If in doubt, contact your dentist.
65063
A professional cleaner and disinfectant such as Oral Guard Cleaner (sold on amazon) works great. It is a concentrated cleaner that also disinfects, many dental professionals use this.
2259676
No but I've never had to clean mine. If you do, you could use an old toothbrush.
174763
No, not unless you cut it. My son is a point guard and he is not able to call the plays on the court with the full double guard in his mouth. It may work for other sports, but basketball has to be fast and they have to clearly hear you. We had the orthodontist cut it in half for us (he only wears the top) and it now works great. Only mouthguard I have been able to get him to wear.
178122
I have not used mouthwash, but I don't see why it would not work just fine. We have two of theses and we both really like them. A lot easier to use that the "tethered" type that have the counter top pump and tank connected by a stiff coiled tube. These are a lot quieter than my old Water pick model.
490805
You could put it upside down and run mouth rinse or dental cleaner through it. Or you could use dish soap water and run it though it.
275513
Yes, use toothpaste (or any cleaner with pumice) to remove the protective film when you first get it. Then defogger before each dive.
178123
I have tried using only a tablespoon or 2 of mouthwash added to the water, so I am not sure about using undiluted mouthwash. I think it would probably be okay as long as you thoroughly rinse the unit afterward by filling with plain water and running it for the full cycle. I'd say give it a try.
889202
Not so fast. A poorly made or ill fitting mouth guard can indeed move your teeth around. The pallet is quite mailable.
1299873
yes. just rinse with water or use the little cleaning brush that comes with it.
688740
You need the mouth guards. You squirt a small and equal amount around the mouth guard. If you did not get the mouth guards and it costs too much to order them. Go to a sporting guards store and buy the mouth guards there. Hockey players use then, so they will be there. Leave it on for about 20 minutes, it will strengthen your teeth. Ask anymore questions, if you need help. I don't work there, just use the product regularly.
2179636
Yes of course you can clean these. I wipe mine with a clean damp cloth every now and then as i tend to get little bits of dried up toothpaste on it.
482481
No. Try using an Efferent denture cleaning tablet with hot water. It works great!
171259
All I do with my bite valve is remove it, scrub it with a toothbrush and make sure there's nothing in the actual rubber (or whatever material it is) valve itself. If you're super paranoid, I suppose you could use some diluted bleach on any part of it as long as you wash it thoroughly. Edit: Also, for cleaning inside the bite valve once it's off, I've never had to do more than soapy water and a quick finger swipe with my pinky finger. Might be harder for people with big fingers, just shove something in there that won't poke holes in it with some soap and scrape around, you'll be good to go.
1329066
Yes. However, sometimes you have to clean out between the bristles and the center piece. After a while not all of the toothpaste is rinsed out or used. I just use my clean fingers to do that job. BTW this is our second Ultero. My husband was one of the testers befoer it was released to the public. Even if you skip a day it keeps you teeth in very good health. We also use some mouthwash occasionally. Hope this helps with your enjoyment of your purchase.
1200054
Yes, you need to carefully slip it off. It is gripped on tightly to the mouth piece, so be careful and remove it gently.
220318
I would say no. This guard has pads in the back not the front. You sound like you would need a guard which covers your front teeth.