Rugby is a tough sport that revolves around full-body collisions. Although this is part of what makes rugby so entertaining to watch and play, it's also what makes it dangerous. About a third of all dental injuries are related to sports. Additionally, athletes are 60 times more likely to suffer harm to the teeth when not wearing a mouthguard. That's why it's important to take precautions. One of the easiest things you can do to help lower your risk is to wear a mouthguard. This may help you avoid tooth displacements, root fractures, and thousands of dollars in dental bills. It's even more important to wear a mouthguard if you have braces. Otherwise, you could risk lacerations to your cheeks and lips, as well as damage to the braces themselves. That's why Game On has created the best mouthguard for rugby for braces (and for players without them). Our guards are even ADA-accepted, so you can feel confident about their strength and durability.

The secret to our industry-leading mouthguards is the patented material we use to make them. This enables us to make a low-profile mouthguard that fits more comfortably in your mouth. Other guards rely on thick material to protect your teeth. This can cause discomfort, which can lead to athletes chewing on their mouthguards throughout their match. That can lead to a scenario where an athlete doesn't have their mouthguard in place when they need it most. Comparatively, our guards are thin enough for you to speak with teammates while it's in place. That means you'll be free to focus on your rugby match instead of fidgeting with your guard. Game On Mouthguards has you covered if you've been looking for thin mouthguards for rugby.