Dental Mouth Guards for Kids and Teens - New York

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Six Reasons Your Child Needs a Sports Mouth Guard The American Dental Association estimates that athletes who don’t wear mouthguards are sixty times more likely to suffer dental injury than those who do. Dental mouth guards typically cover the upper teeth and also protect the soft tissues of the tongue, lips and cheek lining. I consider wearing a mouth guard mandatory in contact and collision sports including: - Football - Lacrosse - Boxing - Wrestling - Basketball - Hockey - Soccer A mouth guard can also prevent injury in non-contact sports, such as bicycling, skating, skateboarding and gymnastics. Hits to the face in those sports may be accidental, but they are just as damaging. How prevalent are sports-related dental injuries? In 2012, the National Youth Sports Safety Foundation forecast that more than three million teeth would be knocked out in youth sporting events that year! Pediatric Dentistry: Dr. Sara B. Babich, DDS 116 E 84th St, New York, NY 10028 (212) 988-4070 Working Hours : Monday: 9AM-6PM Tuesday: 9AM-6PM Wednesday: 9AM-6PM Thursday: 9AM-6PM Friday: 9AM-4PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Payment: cash, check, credit cards.

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