Hi everyone, I wanted to know if others have experienced some pain in their gums and teeth (especially when bitting) after wearing the R3 for 2-3 weeks. I didn’t have any issues when I first started wearing but after some consistent use (I wear it daily while sleeping), my mouth is kinda sore and my gums and teeth hurt.

I know we all know the balloon theory, how they inflate the skull and all that, but does anyone actually know how it works? I mean, what is the body supposed to do inside for this process to happen?

Can Reviv cause gum recession? I talked to Ken and he said at most till inflame the gums, but I find my gums look like they are recessing. Or at least they look different than before. I can send pics if that would help.

One question, what do you guys recommend as a fast method with reviv?

Hi all! My central incisors are the only upper teeth that make contact with a flat mouthguard, since they are the longest. Since the mouthguard cannot reach my back molars, the front incisors become the only point of contact, causing pressure on the front teeth only. I boiled the mouthguard so the front teeth sink into it and so my premolars and first molars can have contact as well. Now I don't have the discomfort and pressure. I know that this locks the bite, but my lower jaw is still brought forward when I put the guard on (upper and lower teeth align). I wanted to ask given those conditions whether the mouthguard is still better than nothing. Just to note, my mouthguard is not Reviv, since I cannot afford the price. Thank you for all the support!