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Hi we'd emailed you earlier and sent a link to you. Did you see that?

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Hi!

There's probably no major benefit to transitioning — the R2 isn't a next step. Both models work the same way and use the same firm LSR material, so the process itself is identical in either one.

The difference is the air holes. The R3 has the biggest holes, which helps with saliva flow and mouth breathing, while the R2 has smaller holes with a nose-breathing focus. The R3 is also cut a little lower, which is easier on the gums. It's the model we usually recommend to users, even if they're just starting out.

Since the R3 is working well for you, i'd stick with it for now. And focus on stretching as a way to make progress (eg. thumbpulling, yoga, etc)

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Hi Joe,

Thanks for signing up. Access to the community works through Skool, you should have received an email with instructions on how to use support that was sent to the address you used at purchase. First things to check: look in your spam/junk folder, and make sure you're checking the same email you ordered with.

If the email isn't there, please email us at cs@getreviv.com and we'll get your access sorted.

Once you're in, you can post questions to the community or DM Ken. Plus you can use your journal, which Ken checks once a week and comments on.

Hi Penny,

Yes you can, with some caveats:
On the overbite, this is the kind of profile where folks have reported meaningful changes. For overbites specifically, the lever that tends to move the needle is unlocking the bite via all-day wear (Plackers Grind No More, RD1, or Clipons during the day) on top of nighttime R3.

Nighttime-only is less effective for serious overbite work. A number of folks in our community have fixed their overbites this way.

On the gum disease + recession, given you already have recession (even if stable now), you do need to be cautious. Slow down or take breaks if you think the recession is getting worse at any point. In the longer term we do view that the gums should get healthier with this process, but early on can be a challenge.

The R3 specifically is cut low at the gums, which makes it easier on gum-sensitive folks — that's the model we'd recommend for you over the R1 or R2.

Before diving in i'd perhaps spend some time on our community to understand the gums better.
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Hi!

For daytime support with missing molars, worth considering:
1 - Plackers Grind No More:https://plackers.com/products/plackers-grind-no-more-night-guard
2- Clipons https://www.skool.com/reviv-2885/polymorph-clipons?p=d6814542

A good place to learn more is our Skool community. To request a 1 month free trial:
https://www.skool.com/reviv-2885/about

Hi!
A couple of things worth flagging before going to a size change.

Early-phase fit can feel "off" without the size being wrong. The mouthguard adds vertical height and the soft tissue hasn't stretched yet, so it can feel like the size is wrong even when it's right. The actual test for whether the size is genuinely wrong is whether the teeth physically fit into the channels. If they fit, the size is ok.

Going larger may not help — both sizes work through the same tissue-stretching mechanism, and tolerating a bigger one isn't the same as needing one.

Worth confirming the measurement against the R3 size guide first: https://youtu.be/8Lbc3sqevRs

R3 thresholds:
Under 62mm → medium
63mm to 72.4mm → large
72.5mm and above → XL

If after that the size is genuinely wrong, we can treat it as a size change and charge just $15 and you keep the original.
To do that write to us at cs@getreviv.com wtih your order#