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How does the Playsafe sports mouthguard help? |
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Playsafe sports mouthguards ensure safety for your teeth when doing sports. |
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- Playsafe sports mouthguards are custom-made and thus superior to boil and bite products
- Playsafe sports mouthguards exactly fit to your teeth
- Playsafe sports mouthguards do not move while doing sports
- Playsafe sports mouthguards do not hinder your breathing
- Playsafe sports mouthguards allow speaking after a short phase of getting used to it
- numerous scientific studies describe the superior protection of a laminated and custom-made Playsafe sports mouthguard
- Playsafe sports mouthguards are available in a big variety of colors, that is it can be made in the colors of your team
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Sports mouthguards are not all created equal |
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Comparing dentist fabricated, custom sports mouthguards with Boil and Bite type mouthguards reveals significant differences.
Boil and Bite type mouthguards do not fit as accurately as custom fabricated types so they often are uncomfortable and frequently interfere with the athletes breathing and speaking ability.
At the First International Symposium on Dental Biomaterials in August of 1993, Dr. J. Park, PHD, reported that Boil & Bite mouthguards provide a false sense of protection due to the dramatic decrease in thickness when the athlete bites it into place during its softened state (5). |
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Up to 1000% .... |
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The following graph shows the rating and additional protection of Playsafe custom laminated mouthguards compared to standard Boil & Bite mouthguards. The data of the Boil & Bite correspond to 100%.
blue: Resistance to bend
green: Impact distributed |
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Playsafe....the worldwide leading custom fabricated sports mouthguard |
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Invented in 1982 in England, Playsafe has become the top choice in custom fabricated mouthguards for athletes in Europe, Australia, and the United States of America. |
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Literature: |
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- (1) American Dental Association, Council on Dental
Materials, Mouth Protectors and Sports Team Dentists,
JADA 1984: 109: 84-7
- (2) Dental Injury Fact Sheet, National Youth Sports
Foundation For The Prevention Of Athletic Injury,
Inc., Needham, Massachusetts, 1992
- (3) Flanders, Raymond A. DDS, Mohandas Bhat, DDS,
The Incidence Of Orofacial Injuries In Sports, A Pilot
Study In Illinois, JADA Vol. 126, April 1995; p. 491-6
- (4) Padilla, Ray DDS, Sports Dentistry and Prevention
Of Oral Injuries, CDA Sessions, Anaheim, California;
May 12, 1995
- (5) Park et l, Methods of Improved Mouthguards,
First International Symposium On Biomaterials, Taejon,
Korea, August 1993
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