Although many sports do not require the use of a mouthguard, it is usually strongly recommended.It
makes sense that participants in high-contact sports like football and hockey should wear mouth or
face protection. Your dentist will show you how to select the best mouthguard, and how
to encourage your child to use it! If you have any questions or would like
to learn more about mouthguards, please contact your dentist.For information, contact Houston dentist-Minh Nguyen, D.D.S.
However, we also encourage the use of mouthguards during any activity where physical contact or
a risk of a fall is possible, some of which include: Skiing, Horseback Riding, Rugby,
Wrestling, Handball, Volleyball, Riding a bike, Racquetball, Martial arts, Soccer, Baseball,Trampolining, Skateboarding, Softball, Gymnastics, Tennis,
Basketball, tn and Surfing.A mouthguard can save your child from painful injuries. Wearing a mouthguard could
have prevented many of these incidents.The Academy of General Dentistry says that:A hockey puck can
reach 120 mph and hit teeth with a force of 1250 pounds.Dental rehab for a
knocked-out tooth may be 20 times the cost of a professional mouthguard.Dental injuries are more
than 60 times more likely to occur without a mouthguard.Sports players have a 1-in-10 chance
of sustaining a face or dental injury during a season.A mouthguard is made of soft
plastic and it should be customized to fit snugly around the upper teeth. largely during
sporting activities. Chances are, a child in your family probably participates in some kind of
sporting activity, Nike Tn either in team sports or simply riding a bike. at drnguyen@softdental.com. If your
child is involved in a contact sport, you expect to pay for pads, helmets and
any other protective device necessary. Over two million teeth are knocked out every year in
the U.S. If you plan to purchase a mouthguard for your child, why not consider
wearing one yourself and suggesting it to other members of your family?Let your loved ones
know about the risks of oral and facial injury during active sports so they can
make informed decisions as to whether a mouthguard is right for them. However, the importance
of protecting the mouth may be overlooked, despite the dramatic effects a facial injury may
have on appearance and self-confidence.A mouthguard is an easy way to protect a child's mouth
by:Preventing the risk of injury to the upper front teeth.Lowering the risk of damage to
the jaw and teeth when the jaws snap.Reducing the risk of cuts and bruises to
the cheeks, lips and tongue.Protecting the teeth and gums for children who wear removable orthodontic
appliances (these should not be worn during physical activity as the appliances may dislodge, blocking
the airway).Absorbing the force of a blow to the lower jaw, therefore lowering the risk
of concussion.Two or more concussions can affect the mental ability of a teenager for years,
and has worse affects on kids with learning disabilities. SoftDental (http://www.softdental.com) is Houston's Premier Laser,
Family and Cosmetic Dentistry..
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