Right Guard, Getting the proper mouth guard will give players greater comfort and help prevent concussions.

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American Football Monthly June 2010 Issue OnlineBy Dallas Jackson and Tim Bergeron
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Greg Ladd screams at the TV every time he sees LeBron James doing it. Or Tom Brady, Sidney Crosby or Landon Donovan.

Ladd is a big sports fan. He also is a dentist. And every time he sees a pro athlete who bites, chews or holds his mouth guard between plays, he gets annoyed.

To Ladd, such actions mean his mouth guard isn’t the right fit and therefore is not likely to provide much protection. Eve...Login to Read More

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