I am in need of a mouth guard and i’ve seen some small businesses, like GRiTT 3D, create mouth guards that can also be used for people who grind their teeth. Now they use a FDA material but I’ve had one that was a hard thin plastic that I figured can be done by one of the local 3D print shops here in Phoenix. I am already working on getting the scan of my teeth/impressions, but can it be done by one of the hubs listed?
If someone is interested in working with me, please let me know.
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Hi Aaron,
Depending on the size of the part I may be able to assist. I have several nylon materials that are food-safe and a PET material that is the same as most water bottles. The only issue I can see is that if I don’t have a flat surface to build from the surface finish on the bottom of the part may not be very good. I am happy to give it a try, though.
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Aaron - did you ever get this done in Phoenix?
