Mouth guards are essential for children playing sports. Many organized sports require them, but children don’t always wear them if they are uncomfortable. However, parents should make sure they do to protect their teeth.
If a single tooth is knocked out through a sports related accident, the treatment will involve either re-implantation with root canal therapy and possibly a crown or replacement therapy with a bridge or dental implant when your child is old enough. There may be a temporary period where your child will have to wear a removable temporary appliance until they are old enough for a more permanent solution.
Glendora Mouth Guards
If a single tooth is knocked out through a sports related accident, the treatment will involve either re-implantation with root canal therapy and possibly a crown or replacement therapy with a bridge or dental implant when your child is old enough. There may be a temporary period where your child will have to wear a removable temporary appliance until they are old enough for a more permanent solution.
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Mouth guards for the teeth are one of the most convenient orthodontic appliances that cause minimal discomfort. Mouth guards are widely used in dentistry for teeth whitening, alignment of teeth and bite correction, and protection from bruxism or teeth grinding.
To know more how the use of mouth guards will benefit your active children, call our Glendora dental office today at (626) 427-6236. For more convenience, you can make an appointment online.
