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My child has joined the hockey team at school. What should I do to protect the teeth from trauma while playing?

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My child has joined the hockey team at school. What should I do to protect the teeth from trauma while playing?

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To prevent injuries to your child’s teeth and mouth, you should have your child wear a mouth protector (mouth guard). A properly fitted mouth guard, or mouth protector, is an important piece of athletic gear that can help protect your child’s smile, and should be used during any activity that could result in a blow to the face or mouth.. Mouth guards are as important as head helmets, knee pads and other athletic protective equipment. Most sport injuries occur when players do not wear protective gears. The best type of mouth guards is the custom made to provide the best retention, protection and comfort for your child. You can obtain them from your pediatric dentist. There are preformed (boil-and-bite) mouth guards. They range in their quality and price.

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