According to the US Center for Disease Control & Prevention, more than half of the 7 million sports and recreation-related injuries that occur each year are sustained by children as young as 5 years old. The National Youth Safety Foundation adds that athletes who don’t wear protective mouth guards are 60 times more likely to damage teeth. If your child is engaging in physical sports, please make sure their mouth, teeth and jaws are protected! Taking preventive measures and wearing a mouth guard is a simple and effective way to help prevent injuries to your child’s mouth, jaws and teeth.
Depending on the sport, the age of the child and whether or not he or she has braces will determine the type of mouth guard that would be best. There are three main types of mouth guards available:
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