Sports dentistry is a developing field of dentistry and includes the prevention and management of sports-related dental traumas. Dental injuries are the most frequent type of orofacial injuries that may occur during participation in sports activities. When considering the esthetic, functional, psychological, and economic consequences of traumatic injuries, prevention becomes more of an issue. Decreasing the incidence of sports-related dental trauma is possibly due to the education of athletes, coaches and sports organizations about sports-related orofacial injuries. Athletes, whether in amateur or professional level, should have a knowledge of the prevention strategies including the wearing of mouth-guards, face guards and helmets. Sports r...
AbstractThe risk of dental trauma may increase during sports participation. The purpose of this stud...
Sports dentistry has traditionally focused on orofacial trauma. There is now increasing evidence tha...
The objective of the present study was to describe the occurrence of orofacial, particularly dental ...
Since dental/orofacial injuries were the commonest type of injuries sustained during participation i...
In sports, dental trauma is the main link between sport and dentistry. Sports dentistry is the treat...
Sports dentistry originated in 1980s. Most of the sports-related injuries are musculoskeletal. There...
A sports-related dental injury is defined as injuries to the oral and maxillofacial regions associat...
Dental traumatology is a major connecting link between sports and dentistry. Sporting activities hav...
Sports dentistry originated in 1980s. Most of the sports-related injuries are musculoskeletal. There...
Objectives. This paper examines the literature dealing with oral-facial injuries received during par...
Dental trauma can involve injuries to hard tissues and pulp, to periodontal tissues, to bone tissue,...
Dental trauma can involve injuries to hard tissues and pulp, to periodontal tissues, to bone tissue,...
Sports Dentistry (SD) acts in the prevention, maintenance and treatment of oral and facial injuries,...
Participation in sports across all age-groups plays an important role in the overall health of natio...
With the increased popularity of contact sports and encouragement to participate at an early age, th...
AbstractThe risk of dental trauma may increase during sports participation. The purpose of this stud...
Sports dentistry has traditionally focused on orofacial trauma. There is now increasing evidence tha...
The objective of the present study was to describe the occurrence of orofacial, particularly dental ...
Since dental/orofacial injuries were the commonest type of injuries sustained during participation i...
In sports, dental trauma is the main link between sport and dentistry. Sports dentistry is the treat...
Sports dentistry originated in 1980s. Most of the sports-related injuries are musculoskeletal. There...
A sports-related dental injury is defined as injuries to the oral and maxillofacial regions associat...
Dental traumatology is a major connecting link between sports and dentistry. Sporting activities hav...
Sports dentistry originated in 1980s. Most of the sports-related injuries are musculoskeletal. There...
Objectives. This paper examines the literature dealing with oral-facial injuries received during par...
Dental trauma can involve injuries to hard tissues and pulp, to periodontal tissues, to bone tissue,...
Dental trauma can involve injuries to hard tissues and pulp, to periodontal tissues, to bone tissue,...
Sports Dentistry (SD) acts in the prevention, maintenance and treatment of oral and facial injuries,...
Participation in sports across all age-groups plays an important role in the overall health of natio...
With the increased popularity of contact sports and encouragement to participate at an early age, th...
AbstractThe risk of dental trauma may increase during sports participation. The purpose of this stud...
Sports dentistry has traditionally focused on orofacial trauma. There is now increasing evidence tha...
The objective of the present study was to describe the occurrence of orofacial, particularly dental ...