Wyandotte Family Dental PLLC
Susan J. Cleereman, D.D.S. & Leroy F. Wojewodzic, D.D.S.
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The Amercian Dental Association recommends mouthguards for the following sports: *Acrobats* Basketball *Boxing *Field Hockey* Football*Gymnastics* Handball* Ice Hockey* Martial Arts*Snowboarding* Soccer *Skateboarding* Wrestling* Weightlifting* Vollyball *Lacross* Water Polo*
Play Hard, Keep Your Teeth
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Lab Created Personalized UnderArmour Mouthguard
Wearing a sports mouthguard could be considered to be a form of insurance. Both in the sense of protecting an asset (one's teeth) as well as spending a small amount of money now as a way of avoiding the potnetial for needing to spend a larger anount in the future if some sort of tooth damage does occur.
The construction and design of sport mouthguards may all seem very similar but, in fact, the various types of guards that are available each provide both different features and varying degrees of mouth protection.
Custom mouthguards are typically regarded as the most protective and best type of sports mouthpiece.
Anyone including children and adults who are physically active and play contact sports should wear one!
Get your mouthpiece for just $175.00
Limited time only! Expires 09/15/2010
The American Dental Association Recommends a Mouthguard for the following sports: *Acrobats *Basketball*Boxing*Football *Ice Hockey *Lacrosse *Martial Arts *Raquetball *Skateboarding *Soccer *Surfing*Wrestling *Wieghtlifting *Snowboarding *Water Polo