Can Laypeople Take Their Own Oral Impressions?
A dental impression is a negative imprint of the teeth and adjacent structures, as well as the first step in fabricating dental prostheses.
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Most Young Athletes Don’t Wear Mouthguards
There is a widespread lack of mouthguard use in youth sports, posing risks to youth athletes’ teeth and facial bones, according to a.
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Celebrate National Facial Protection Month This April
As spring sports get underway, a coalition of dental organizations is reminding clinicians and families alike that April is National Facial Protection Month.
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Educate Parents About the Importance of Dental Protection
As summer progresses and school sport practices begin, children will be spending more time outside and playing with friends. While enjoyable for the.
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Pro Football Players Promote Mouth Safety
Professional football players and dentists came together at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry and at its Dr. Samuel D. Harris National.
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Mouthpiece Improves Movement for Patient With Parkinson Disease
Parkinson disease, which affects nearly one million people in the United States, leads to tremors, slow movement, postural instability, and other motor function.
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Mouthguards May Improve Athletic Performance in Addition to Protecting Teeth
Mouthguards do more than protect an athlete’s teeth during the heat of competition. They also may improve performance and guard against other injuries,.
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Smart Mouthguard Detects Bruxism, Concussions, and More
Electronics in your mouth? It’s not a bad idea, if you’re prone to grinding your teeth or playing football, for instance. Researchers at.
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Mouthguard Alerts Dentist About Teeth Grinding
A mouthguard with new technology may aid dentistry significantly. A team of researchers from the University of Florida created a method to diagnose.
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Irish Children Don’t Protect Teeth When Playing Sports
Four out of five children in Ireland may have dental problems at some point soon. That’s because they don’t wear any kind of.
