Reviv Starter Quiz: Pick Your Fit, Goals, and Sleep Pattern

Reviv Starter Quiz: Pick Your Fit, Goals, and Sleep Pattern

If you’ve found your way to Reviv, you’re probably dealing with at least one of these:

  • Jaw tension or clenching

  • TMJ discomfort or popping

  • Poor sleep or snoring

  • Neck tightness or facial asymmetry

  • Feeling “wired but tired” in the morning

But not everyone’s starting from the same place.
That’s why we built the Reviv Starter Quiz—to help you pick:

✅ The best fit
✅ The right goals
✅ A plan that matches your sleep style

Let’s go.

🔍 Section 1: What’s Your Primary Concern?

Pick the one that feels most accurate right now:

Concern

Recommended Focus

❌ Jaw clenching or grinding

TMJ support + decompression

💤 Poor sleep / snoring

Airway support + nasal posture

💢 TMJ pain or clicking

Gentle bite relief + muscle reset

🧠 Brain fog / neck tension

Postural correction + jaw rest

👄 Aesthetic balance / facial puffiness

Aesthetic rest position training

If you picked more than one? You’re a good fit for Reviv’s multifactor protocol.

👅 Section 2: What’s Your Mouth Doing at Night?

Behavior

What It Means

Reviv Fit Tip

My teeth touch/clench

Bruxism or stress response

Use Reviv nightly to decompress

My mouth is open

Mouth breathing or airway collapse

Use Reviv + mouth tape

My jaw is sore or “off”

Misalignment or overuse

Remold Reviv to rest posture

I wake with dry mouth

Poor tongue posture

Reviv supports tongue-up posture

I snore lightly

Soft palate collapse

Combine Reviv with nasal strips

 

😴 Section 3: What Kind of Sleeper Are You?

Sleeper Type

Reviv Setup

Side sleeper

✅ Use Reviv + pillow support + nasal strip

Back sleeper

✅ Use Reviv + elevate head 10–15°

Tummy sleeper

⚠️ Consider posture coaching; avoid high jaw rotation

Toss-and-turner

✅ Remold Reviv monthly for fit stability

Taped mouth sleeper

✅ Compatible—Reviv promotes lips-closed position

👉 Related: Reviv for Side Sleepers: Fit, Airway, and Morning Jaw Tension Checklist

🎯 Section 4: What’s Your Goal Over the Next 30 Days?

Goal

Reviv Plan

😌 Reduce jaw tension

Use nightly for decompression + posture retraining

😴 Sleep deeper and wake up clearer

Use Reviv + nasal tape + breathwork

💪 Stop clenching while working

Use Reviv 15–30 min during screen time

👃 Breathe through nose at night

Use Reviv + side sleeping + nasal strip

🪞Improve facial symmetry / reduce puffiness

Wear nightly in aesthetic rest position

👉 Bonus read: Reviv for Remote Workers: Screen-Time Clenching Protocol

🧠 Personalized Starter Pathways

Here are a few common user types (pick yours):

🧘♀️ The “Jaw Clencher on Zoom Calls”

  • Use Reviv for 15–30 min during deep work

  • Pair with box breathing

  • Wear at night to reinforce decompression
     🛠️ Focus: TMJ relief + daytime awareness

🛌 The “Side-Sleeping Snorer”

  • Mold Reviv to support tongue-up posture

  • Add nasal strips + mouth tape

  • Elevate pillow slightly
     🛠️ Focus: Airway + restful sleep

💢 The “TMJ Pain Veteran”

  • Remold in neutral rest posture

  • Avoid thick splints or heavy bite contact

  • Combine with jaw massage or breathwork
     🛠️ Focus: Bite reset + nervous system downshift

😮💨 The “Dry Mouth Sleeper”

  • Use Reviv + lip taping combo

  • Limit screen time before bed

  • Emphasize nasal breathing prep
     🛠️ Focus: Moisture retention + airway retraining

🪞 The “Looksmaxxer / Mewing Explorer”

  • Remold Reviv while holding proper facial posture

  • Use nightly to reinforce lips-closed, tongue-up rest

  • Stack with posture work, side sleeping
     🛠️ Focus: Long-term facial balance + rest position memory

🧼 Care Note: You’ll Use It a Lot—Here’s How to Keep It Clean

✅ Daily rinse
✅ Weekly vinegar soak or denture cleaner
✅ Remold monthly or when bite shifts

👉 Full guide: Reviv Care & Cleaning: Dentist‑Approved Routine

🛒 Ready to Get Started?

Take what you’ve learned from this quiz and make your Reviv experience work from night one.

🎯 Click here to buy your Reviv Mouthguard now
 📥 Includes full fitting guide and posture setup checklist inside the bo

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