High-performance, custom-fit mouthguard
Offering advanced protection against dental injuries and concussion
Modular mouthguard for a perfect fit and personalized protection
Revolutionizing athlete safety through science and innovation
over
%
more dental protection than current commercially available mouthguards
up to
%
higher neck muscle activation, helping reduce the risk of concussion
up to
%
less waste during production
Why it matters
Current mouthguards are designed to protect your teeth but do not reduce the risk of brain injury
%
of contact sport participants may suffer a dental injury
%
of all sports-related injuries are concussions
%
of concussions may go unrecognized by medical professionals
How we make your mouthguard
News
Publication in Horizons, the Swiss Research Magazine
3D printing
Making comfier mouthguards
The combination of soft (violet) and hard (white) plastic makes this mouthguard both cheap and effective. | Graphic: N. Nasrollahzadeh et al. (2025)
In Swiss boxing, wearing a mouthguard is obligatory. It’s also strongly recommended for many other contact sports. But off-the-shelf mouthguards are uncomfortable, while custom-made products are expensive. Using scans and 3D-printing, EFPL and the Lausanne University Hospital CHUV have now developed a mouthguard that fits perfectly, is cheap to make and combines soft and hard plastic. The front, removable hard component can be replaced if it’s damaged, or simply swapped to adapt it to a different sport.
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