NHL Dentists Becoming Certified For NFL Concussion Device

Mahercor .com by Correspondent Written on February 25, 2009
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The Maher Mouth Guard specifically

helps reduce the chances of suffering from a

concussion from a blow to the jaw-helmet

improvement focuses only on cerebral

concussion or "blows to the crown."

 

The construction of the articulated

retainer-like Maher mouth guard, with the

prescribed thickness and temporomandibular

joint (TMJ) alignment, was developed with

world champion boxers to correct "Glass

Jaw" syndrome found to be temporal

mandible disorder or TMD.

 

( h t t p : / / w w w. we b m d . c o m / a - t o - z -

guides/temporomandibular-disorders).

This individually-fitted patent-pending

mouth guard, in addition to wearing properly

fitted protective head gear and chin straps,

allows for the utmost protection from

dangerous head trauma. In fact, most pro

players who have had a history of concussions have halted any future events,

even while wearing old-style non-concussion

specific-designed helmets.

 

Non-corrective common custom-made, or

boil-and-bite, mouth guards reduce

neuropsychological deficits but do nothing to

identify and correct disharmony in the jaw

joint. They only "lock" the jaw into a

susceptible negative position.

 

Duffy's articles in the Examiner.com and

Huffington Post center on the questions

surrounding the tentative interest by the NFL

to study Dr. Maher's product, which is already

successfully used by the New England

Patriots, as shown in an online ESPN article

(http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=

2314899 ).

 

Numerous high school and college

athletes, individual NFL players and a number

of boxing, hockey, and lacrosse professionals

have been relieved of recurrent concussion

due to the Maher Mouth Guard.

 

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