Wrestling and the Dental Mouth Guard

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Wrestling and the Dental Mouth Guard Tyler L. Scott, DDS Wayne County Wrestling Officials Association Wayne County, Ohio

Dental Mouth guard A mouth guard, usually a flexible piece of plastic that fits into the mouth, should be worn during all recreational and athletic activities to protect the mouth and teeth from serious injury - especially activities where there is contact or potential contact with another person, piece of equipment, or the ground.

Preventable Injuries using Mouth guards Injuries to the teeth, mouth, and head may include the following, many of which could be prevented with proper and consistent use of a mouth guard: dislodged or knocked out tooth/teeth concussion cerebral hemorrhage broken or chipped teeth bitten or lacerated tongue and/or lip objects caught/lodged between the teeth jaw fracture Do you think this athlete may also have signs of a concussion? Ohio State University College of Dentistry: www.dent.osu.edu

2011-12 NFHS Wrestling Rule Rule 4.2.6 (page 17)     Each contestant who has braces or has a special orthodontic device on his or her teeth, shall be required to wear a tooth and mouth protector.  A tooth and mouth protector (intraoral) shall include an occlusal (protecting and separating the biting surfaces) and a labial (protecting the teeth and supporting structures) portion and cover the teeth and all areas of the braces or special orthodontic device with adequate thickness.  This would include upper and lower teeth if devices are present on both.  It is recommended the protector be properly fitted and:       a.  Constructed from a model made from an impression of the individual's teeth and braces or special orthodontic device.     b.  Constructed and fitted to the individual by impressing the teeth and braces or special orthodontic device into the tooth and mouth protector itself.

Mouth guard Examples (Legal) Under amour Brand Mouth guard (legal for only upper braces) Boil and Bite Mouth guard (legal for upper and lower braces) www.underarmour.com 

Mouth guard Examples (Illegal) Lip Protectors Comfort Cover is ideal for contact sports where a mouth guard is excessive Perfect for patients involved in light contact sports • A must for musicians • Great for light contact sports • Improves patient comfort • Eliminates patient wax • Works well on difficult patients Ortho Technology's Comfort Cover shields the patient's lips and cheeks from the discomfort often associated with orthodontic treatment or activities where the risk of oral laceration could occur, such as playing musical instruments or light contact sports where mouth guards are excessive. www.orthotechnology.com

Summary Mouth guards are required for wrestlers that have either upper and/or lower braces. Mouth guards need to cover not only the braces but the entire arch of teeth.   Single tubes, straps or bumpers that cover only the braces are illegal and should be deemed a technical violation.