Protect Your Smile While You Sleep
The custom nightguard that protects your smile (and your sleep).
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Wake Up
Without the Grind
Bruxism can quietly damage your teeth, jaw, and sleep. GleamGuard helps prevent wear, ease tension, and protect your long-term health.
For those who experience
- Grinding or clenching your teeth at night
- Morning jaw soreness or facial tension
- Frequent headaches or neck stiffness
- Chipped, worn, or sensitive teeth
- Scalloped tongue or disrupted sleep
What to expect
- Quick, goop-free 3D digital scan
- Custom-fit night guard for all-night comfort
- Breathable and easy to clean
- Expert guidance on fit, thickness, and upper/lower options
- 45-night fit guarantee
Built for Relief — Designed to Last
Ultra comfortable fit
Sleek, slim, and natural-feeling -
wear more, grind less.
Transparent pricing
$449 total costs.
No surprises.
Expert Bruxism Care
Protect your teeth, custom
protection for clenching & grinding.
Professional Quality
BPA-free — soft inside,
strong outside.
What to Expect
Your 3D Dental Scan
Meet with your dentist for a 3D digital scan. You’ll leave with a treatment plan for your night guard, full pricing clarity, and answers to all your questions about bruxism, jaw health, and what to expect next.
GleamGuard Fitting
Your GleamGuard arrives within 2–3 weeks. At your fitting, we’ll assess the fit, walk you through ideal use, and share care instructions. Expect a sleek, low-profile design that’s easy to sleep and breathe in.
Treatment Begins
Protect your teeth from ongoing wear and ease jaw tension with consistent nightly use—designed for long-term relief and better sleep. We recommend replacing your night guard every 6–12 months, depending on wear.
Engineered for Excellence
| GleamGuard | Others |
|---|---|
| 3D-scanned and custom-fit for your bite | One-size trays or messy at-home molds |
| Slim, ultra-comfortable design | Bulky, uncomfortable, often unwearable |
| No goopy impressions needed | Requires sticky, gag-inducing molds |
| Dental-expert made with clinical oversight | Mass-produced, no dental professional input |
| In-studio comfort and convenience | No in-studio support, done remotely |
| Sleek enough for nightly comfort | Feels like a mouthful of plastic |
| Transparent and up-front pricing | Unclear pricing, hidden fees |
| Backed by the 45-Day Gleamery quality guarantee | No warranty or satisfaction promise |
All the Care
Your Smile Needs
Expert-led, gentle care that supports your long-term oral and whole-body health—because your mouth isn’t just teeth, it’s connected to everything.
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Quick Answers
About GleamGuard
What makes Gleamguard different?
Ours is custom-fit from a 3D scan—not a one-size-fits-none tray. It’s thinner, sleeker, and made by dental experts.
What if my nightguard doesn’t fit?
We offer a fit guarantee and will remake it at no cost if it’s not perfect.
Is Gleamguard covered by insurance or HSA/FSA?
Yes—many plans reimburse nightguards. We’ll help check eligibility.
How long does it take to get my Gleamguard?
Usually 10–14 days from the time we complete your scan.
Do I need both top and bottom guards?
Most guests only need a top guard. If you’re unsure, we’ll recommend the best option during your scan.
I grind heavily—can I get a thicker version?
Absolutely. We’ll assess your bite and grinding habits to customize thickness for maximum protection.
How do I clean and care for it?
Rinse daily, store dry, and deep clean weekly with a non-abrasive cleanser. We’ll give you full care instructions.
Do I need a new one every 6 months?
Not usually. With regular care, your Gleamguard can last 3–5 years. We’ll monitor wear over time.
Can I get two of the same guard?
Yes, especially if you want a backup or travel version.
Does it help with TMJ or jaw pain?
Yes. By preventing grinding and aligning your bite, Gleamguard helps reduce TMJ tension, morning soreness, and even clenching-related headaches.
Will it help with snoring or sleep apnea?
Gleamguard is not a treatment for sleep apnea, but it may reduce snoring if clenching is a trigger.