Shock Doctor TRASH TALKER User manual

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER
WARRANTY: Shock Doctor, Inc. (“Shock Doctor”) warrants the within mouthguard unit to be free
from defects in material and workmanship which could cause damage or injury to the sound,
natural teeth of the purchaser herein when properly used in a supervised athletic contest or
coach-supervised training session. This warranty shall extend for a period of one (1) year from the
date of purchase.
Shock Doctor’s obligations under this warranty shall be limited to the lesser of:
i. The actual dental expense incurred by the user; or
ii. $1563 per injured or replaced tooth, up to a maximum liability of $50,000 per incident.
Shock Doctor’s obligations hereunder shall be reduced by the amount of any insurance collected or
payable for the damage or injury claimed. This certificate does not provide payment or indemnity
for orthodontic treatments or preparation of a tooth to be used as an anchor for a bridge.
Shock Doctor shall have no responsibility or liability hereunder unless:
i. The mouthguard was fitted by claimant in accordance with the printed instructions accompany-
ing this warranty; and
ii. A complete written notice of the injury or damage is received by Shock Doctor within thirty (30)
days after the occurrence of the injury or damage; and
iii. The notice of injury is substantiated by a statement of a licensed dentist providing necessary
dental treatment within thirty (30) days after the date of injury or damage and a statement of a
participating game official, if a supervised contest, or a supervising coach or school superintendent,
if a practice session, that the mouthguard unit was in proper use at the time of injury; and
iv.
The within mouthguard unit is returned to Shock Doctor with the written notice of injury. The
mouthguard unit shall become the property of Shock Doctor upon receipt of return.
This warranty is made in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to
the implied warranty for a particular purpose and any implied warranty arising out of a course of a
dealing, custom, usage or trade. Except as is otherwise expressly provided herein, Shock Doctor
disclaims all liability for loss, injury or damage based upon negligent design or defects in materials
and workmanship for the within mouthguard.
Keep this dental warranty, disclaimer and store receipt in your records. In case of injury,
mail mouthguard, store receipt, the notice of injury and accompanying statements to
Shock Doctor, Inc.
Shock Doctor, Inc., 11488 Slater Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Phone: [phone] | Fax: [phone] | www.shockdoctor.com
©2019 Shock Doctor, Inc.
TRASH TALKER AND
TRASH TALKER BASKETBALL
DENTAL WARRANTY
DISCLAIMER
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TO FIT THIS MOUTHGUARD YOU WILL NEED:
> Temperature strip included with instructions [FIG. 1]
> Large clear glass measuring cup or small sauce pan [FIG. 2]
> Slotted spoon if desired
> Mirror
> 8” or larger pot
> Thermometer if desired
TRASH TALKER AND
TRASH TALKER BASKETBALL
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING - NOT FOR USE WITH BRACES
ALWAYS protect mouthguard from heat environments such as hot dashboards and hot car interiors.
NEVER CHEW or DISTORT mouthguard which can damage it and reduce fit and eectiveness.
STORE at Room Temperature, preferably in a clean mouthguard case.
CLEAN and Rinse after each use.
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FITTING INSTRUCTIONS:
The mouthguard has a very tight and close fit. The advanced material softens to a firm putty-like
consistency that provides ample time to manipulate and form to the teeth.
Take your time and don’t rush.
1. Heat water to 150F [FIG. 2]
• Heat 16 oz water on stove, in sauce pan DO NOT BOIL, and pour 12 oz into glass measuring cup
- OR -
• Heat 16 oz water in glass measuring cup in microwave pour out approx. 4 oz. to result in
12 oz. Fully Immerse Temp Strip in water. [FIG. 3] [It can be trimmed with a scissor at the
100 degree mark to fit more easily in container]. A thermometer can also be used.
If Temp Strip shows no temp indication color then water is too hot.
DO NOT IMMERSE MOUTHGUARDS IN TOO HOT OF WATER.
• Mix in small amounts of room temp water to cool hot water to lower the temperature. 150 degree
temp indicator is Green/Gold in color, or about 145 degrees. Remove Temp Strip from water.
2. Place moutguard in warm water
• Insert mouthguard, facing up, into warm water at bottom of container [FIG. 4].
• Wait about 35 - 45 seconds, and gently remove. [use a spoon edge to slightly move
mouthguard in water after 30 seconds to avoid it sticking to bottom]. Notice that
mouthguard sidewalls and shape at the front of the mouthguard have relaxed [Fig. 5]
• Remove mouthguard from warm water. Handle gently as mouthguard will be very pliable.
Make sure soft walls are straight and the arch channel is clear for fitting onto teeth.
Do not rush, you have time to get a great fit.
3. Placing and fitting mouthguard correctly
• While facing mirror carefully center and align mouthguard on upper arch of teeth [FIG. 6]. •
Press inside rim of mouthguard into back of front teeth and roof of mouth and side
of teeth [FIG. 7].
• Push up on bottom of mouthguard along all teeth then slowly bite down with front teeth
into front channel to initiate custom impression. Do not bite hard or you could
bite through soft material [FIG. 8].
• Clench teeth slowly together, yet firmly, on the whole mouthguard and begin to suck out
air and press tongue against inside rim of mouthguard [FIG. 9].
• With fingers firmly press outside of front walls of mouthguard against front row of teeth
and gums then close mouth and suck in air to create a vacuum and continue to compress
mouthguard against all teeth and gums by pressing on outside of lips and cheeks [FIG. 10].
• Maintain pressing and compressing mouthguard against teeth and gums with firmer bite
until mouthguard has started to harden. Keep in mouth for at least 4 minutes which
allows for continual custom adjustment while material hardens. [FIG. 11].
• Drinking ice cold water and swirling around mouthguard after two or three minutes can
speed hardening process while continuing to keep a vacuum eect by sucking in air.
• Remove and immerse mouthguard in ice cold water for three to five minutes and check fit.
If not as tight of a fit as desired repeat warming instructions, use Temp strip and immerse in 140
degree water for 30-35 seconds and repeat fit process.
NOTE: Mouthguards are best stored in mouthguard cases while not in use. Clean your mouthguard
regularly by washing under hot water. If using soap, rinse the mouthguard thoroughly before wearing.
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