Add to ORKGA modified mouthguard material which reduces transmitted forces is described. Tests showed that the inclusion of air cells in a 4 mm thick polyvinyl-acetate-polyethylene (EVA) copolymer reduced the effects of impacts of less than 10 kN when com-pared with a material of the same EVA composition and thickness. The EVA copolymer with air-inclu-sions is suitable for the construction of stock, mouth-formed and vacuum-formed mouthguards. The improved elastic properties of the modified mouthguard material reduced transmitted forces by 32 per cent when compared with traditional EVA mouthguard polymers of the same thickness
Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate (EVA) is the most popular material for manufacturing mouthguards. However, EV...
Experimental research studies have shown that wearing a mouthguard (MG) is an effective way to preve...
PubMedID: 19208026High impact energy absorption is an essential property for mouthguard materials. T...
A modified mouthguard material which reduces transmitted forces is described. Tests showed that the ...
Previous studies into sporting mouthguards have been mainly attitudinal or epidemiological. The aim ...
A major consideration in the performance of mouthguards is their ability to absorb energy and reduce...
Mouthguards are essential in the prevention of athletic oral/facial injuries. The mouthguards are ty...
The aim of this study was to evaluate, in vitro, the EVA material (polyvinylacetate-polyethylene cop...
Objective: To investigate the impact characteristics of an ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) mouthguard m...
Objectives: To compare transmitted forces through ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) mouthguard material a...
Up to this moment, there is no guideline regarding the materials to produce mouthguards. The most us...
Most of the past studies have concentrated on the properties of mouthguard materials rather than the...
AIM: Dental implant-supported reconstructions demonstrate significantly less physiological flexibili...
It is expected that most mouth guards will provide some level of protection to teeth. In this study ...
Mouthguards are polymeric devices recommended to be used by athletes to help prevent orofacial injur...
Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate (EVA) is the most popular material for manufacturing mouthguards. However, EV...
Experimental research studies have shown that wearing a mouthguard (MG) is an effective way to preve...
PubMedID: 19208026High impact energy absorption is an essential property for mouthguard materials. T...
A modified mouthguard material which reduces transmitted forces is described. Tests showed that the ...
Previous studies into sporting mouthguards have been mainly attitudinal or epidemiological. The aim ...
A major consideration in the performance of mouthguards is their ability to absorb energy and reduce...
Mouthguards are essential in the prevention of athletic oral/facial injuries. The mouthguards are ty...
The aim of this study was to evaluate, in vitro, the EVA material (polyvinylacetate-polyethylene cop...
Objective: To investigate the impact characteristics of an ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) mouthguard m...
Objectives: To compare transmitted forces through ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) mouthguard material a...
Up to this moment, there is no guideline regarding the materials to produce mouthguards. The most us...
Most of the past studies have concentrated on the properties of mouthguard materials rather than the...
AIM: Dental implant-supported reconstructions demonstrate significantly less physiological flexibili...
It is expected that most mouth guards will provide some level of protection to teeth. In this study ...
Mouthguards are polymeric devices recommended to be used by athletes to help prevent orofacial injur...
Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate (EVA) is the most popular material for manufacturing mouthguards. However, EV...
Experimental research studies have shown that wearing a mouthguard (MG) is an effective way to preve...
PubMedID: 19208026High impact energy absorption is an essential property for mouthguard materials. T...