Although Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu does not involve striking, grapplers still experience significant pressure on the jaw and teeth during training.
Common situations where dental protection is important include:
takedowns and scrambles
accidental head collisions
pressure from submissions
elbow and knee contact during grappling exchanges
intense rolling sessions
A properly fitted mouthguard helps absorb impact forces and protect teeth from fractures or displacement.
The American Dental Association recommends mouthguards for athletes participating in contact sports to reduce the risk of dental trauma.


Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu requires constant movement and breathing control during grappling exchanges.
A well-designed BJJ mouthguard should:
remain secure during scrambles
allow comfortable breathing during long rolls
avoid bulky material that restricts jaw movement
provide protection during takedowns and transitions
Many BJJ athletes prefer custom mouthguards designed specifically for grappling sports because they provide a more stable and comfortable fit.
A properly designed mouthguard should provide:
secure retention during grappling
minimal bulk for comfort
durability during repeated training sessions
protection for teeth and jaw alignment
Custom mouthguards designed with dental guidance can help provide the stability grapplers need during intense training.


Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athletes often train multiple days per week, which means mouthguards must withstand frequent use.
During training:
live rolling sessions
positional sparring
takedown drills
competition preparation
A durable mouthguard helps protect teeth and jaw structures during repeated grappling exchanges.
PrecisionGuard custom BJJ mouthguards are designed for:
If you train regularly in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, dental protection is essential.
If your custom mouthguard doesn’t fit properly, we’ll adjust or remake it — at no additional cost — within 60 days.
Because proper protection should never be a gamble.

Yes. Many Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athletes wear mouthguards during training and competition to protect their teeth during grappling exchanges.
Custom mouthguards are designed for an athlete’s specific bite and may provide improved comfort and stability during grappling.
A properly fitted mouthguard should remain secure during scrambles, transitions, and live rolling sessions.
Yes. Mouthguards are allowed in most BJJ competitions and are commonly used during both training and tournaments.
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