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Questions, or prefer a person? Pam will take good care of you.
Call (416) 462-1211Mon: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Tue: 9:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wed: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Thu: 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Fri: 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
Sat: call for availability
Sun: closed
Located at:
288b Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON
M4K 1N6
One knocked-out tooth costs more than a lifetime of mouth guards. For hockey, basketball, rugby, boxing or any contact sport, a custom-fitted guard protects dramatically better than anything off the shelf, from $500.
Every season, we see the aftermath of “we meant to get one”:
Kids and teens in contact sports are the classic case, and the classic regret. If your player has adult teeth and a contact sport, this is cheap insurance.
What you get
Made from precise impressions, so athletes can breathe, talk and drink normally. Guards that fit actually get worn.
Custom guards spread impact far better than boil-and-bite versions, protecting teeth, lips and jaw.
Thickness and coverage matched to the sport’s contact level.
Kids pick their colours; it genuinely helps them wear it.
custom sports guards from $500, referenced against the ODA fee guide.
mouth guards are excluded from CDCP at every clinic. Some private and team insurance plans contribute; worth checking.
What happens
A few minutes in the chair; kids do fine with it.
Built for the sport and the mouth in question, in the athlete’s colours.
Checked for comfort, speech and breathing, with care tips that keep it from becoming a bacteria farm in the gym bag.
How to book
Questions, or prefer a person? Pam will take good care of you.
Call (416) 462-1211Tell us what you need and when you prefer — we'll confirm.
Request an appointmentNot sure which? Call — we'll sort it out in a minute.
From $500 at Twogether Dental, referenced against the ODA fee guide. Compare that with the cost of repairing or replacing a knocked-out tooth, and it’s the easiest math in dentistry.
No, mouth guards are explicitly excluded from CDCP. Some private or team insurance plans contribute; we’ll help you check.
Yes, meaningfully. Better impact protection, and a fit that lets athletes breathe and communicate, which means the guard actually stays in the mouth instead of the gym bag.
For contact sports, protection matters at any age; for growing mouths we’ll advise honestly on timing and replacement as teeth come in.
For adults, every few years or after a hard impact. For kids and teens, more often as their mouths grow; we check fit at regular visits.