The bimaxillary mouthguard provides a new concept in the prevention of orofacial and concussional sporting injuries. Its use is generally recommended for participants in the various contact sports, especially by those at increased risk of sustaining such injuries. This mouthguard was developed by the author and has been successfully used for more than three years. The results of a questionnaire study of 30 sportsmen who had been fitted with a bimaxillary mouthguard is presented together with details of fabrication. The acceptance rate was found to be very high (97 per cent), no orofacial injuries were sustained whilst the mouthguard was being worn, and none of the wearers would consider reverting to a standard custom mouthguard. 1986 Austra...
Generally speaking, in contact sports the higher the grade of competition the greater the risk of a ...
P(論文)For the prevention of sports injuries in the stomatognathic system, the use of mouthguards is s...
Participation in contact sports has been shown to carry a considerable risk of sustaining dental inj...
Objectives. This paper examines the literature dealing with oral-facial injuries received during par...
The risk of sports-related injuries is constantly present in various sporting activities, like box, ...
The NFHS mandates the use of mouthguards in football, field hockey, ice hockey, lacrosse and wrestli...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityTraumatic dental injury (TDI) is a public health problem that affect...
Since dental/orofacial injuries were the commonest type of injuries sustained during participation i...
ABSTRACTBackground Mouthguards have been used for dental trauma prevention for many years. As materi...
Participants in a wide variety of sports commonly experience orofacial injuries. Dentists have a res...
A survey of the literature over the past two decades has revealed that the use of intraoral mouth pr...
With the increased popularity of contact sports and encouragement to participate at an early age, th...
The article presents reviews of various equipment used in athletes for the prevention of injuries to...
In England and Wales, up to 1.4 million people attend emergency departments, each year, with head in...
Orofacial traumas account for a third from all injuries sustained during contact sports. Wearing a m...
Generally speaking, in contact sports the higher the grade of competition the greater the risk of a ...
P(論文)For the prevention of sports injuries in the stomatognathic system, the use of mouthguards is s...
Participation in contact sports has been shown to carry a considerable risk of sustaining dental inj...
Objectives. This paper examines the literature dealing with oral-facial injuries received during par...
The risk of sports-related injuries is constantly present in various sporting activities, like box, ...
The NFHS mandates the use of mouthguards in football, field hockey, ice hockey, lacrosse and wrestli...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityTraumatic dental injury (TDI) is a public health problem that affect...
Since dental/orofacial injuries were the commonest type of injuries sustained during participation i...
ABSTRACTBackground Mouthguards have been used for dental trauma prevention for many years. As materi...
Participants in a wide variety of sports commonly experience orofacial injuries. Dentists have a res...
A survey of the literature over the past two decades has revealed that the use of intraoral mouth pr...
With the increased popularity of contact sports and encouragement to participate at an early age, th...
The article presents reviews of various equipment used in athletes for the prevention of injuries to...
In England and Wales, up to 1.4 million people attend emergency departments, each year, with head in...
Orofacial traumas account for a third from all injuries sustained during contact sports. Wearing a m...
Generally speaking, in contact sports the higher the grade of competition the greater the risk of a ...
P(論文)For the prevention of sports injuries in the stomatognathic system, the use of mouthguards is s...
Participation in contact sports has been shown to carry a considerable risk of sustaining dental inj...