Research has shown that mouth guards definitely help prevent fractured jaws and teeth, severe cuts to the cheek and tongue, and traumatic damage to the roots and bone that hold teeth in place. Mouth guards are designed to help cushion the mouth, teeth and jaw, preventing significant damage where sports injuries are most prevalent. While mouth guards are not required equipment in many sports, wearing one is an important precaution for athletes of any age and ability.
Research has shown that mouth guards definitely help prevent
fractured jaws and teeth, severe cuts to the cheek and tongue, and
traumatic damage to the roots and bone that hold teeth in place.
Mouth guards are designed to help cushion the mouth,...
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National Academy of Sports Medicine answered:Research has shown that mouth guards definitely help prevent fractured jaws and teeth, severe cuts to the cheek and tongue, and traumatic damage to the roots and bone that hold teeth in place. Mouth guards are designed to help cushion the mouth, teeth and jaw, preventing significant damage where sports injuries are most prevalent. While mouth guards are not required equipment in many sports, wearing one is an important precaution for athletes of any age and ability.Research has shown that mouth guards definitely help prevent fractured jaws and teeth, severe cuts to the cheek and tongue, and traumatic damage to the roots and bone that hold teeth in place. Mouth guards are designed to help cushion the mouth,... More
