At current prices, Pro Teeth Guard makes the most sense for someone willing to pay roughly $180–$220 for stronger published buyer protections. SportingSmiles and ClearRetain can be materially cheaper, so Pro Teeth Guard has to win on fit confidence, warranty and support—not price.
Current prices
| Soft — light grinding/clenching | $179.99 |
|---|---|
| Ultra Thin — daytime grinding | $189.99 |
| Hybrid — moderate/heavy grinding | $199.99 |
| Hard — heavy/severe grinding | $219.99 |
What is included?
The Hybrid page says the order includes an at-home impression kit using upper and lower impressions. Pro Teeth Guard says the guards are made in a dental lab that also produces appliances for dental offices.
The strongest part of the offer: guarantee and warranty
The company currently states that customers can return a guard within 60 days if dissatisfied and receive a 110% refund, with return shipping paid by Pro Teeth Guard. It also publishes a 1-year warranty against cracking or breakage from wear and tear, subject to returning the damaged guard.
Turnaround
The Soft Night Guard page says the full process generally takes about 3–4 weeks in the U.S. and around 4–5 weeks for Canadian customers. That is important buyer-intent information and belongs directly in the SERP-facing review.
Pros
- Four clearly segmented guard types.
- 60-day guarantee with free returns.
- 1-year published warranty.
- HSA/FSA eligible according to the brand.
- Multiple material options for different grinding patterns.
Cons
- More expensive than several online-lab competitors.
- At-home impressions introduce user-error risk.
- Material/type selection should not be treated as a substitute for professional dental advice when symptoms are significant.
Compare the current price, refund/remake terms, what is included, and the total cost after retainers or replacements. Details can change, so confirm the offer on the provider's site before checkout.
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