Mouthguards

[Eric Perez]

And you can get any graphic/logo that you could imagine

[AJ Camacho]

When you get punched in the jaw, it is the lateral deviation that compresses a nerve that tells your body that you don't know what your doing so it shuts your body down. Having a bite index will help prevent or at least lessen the deviation hopefully saving the fighter from being knocked out.

Which nerve is this?

[ErikSheets]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I think for now I am going to go with the Shock Doctor Ultra STC. I will let you know how it works for me this next week in class.

[TannerSV]

BAMF mouth guards! Come with 15k worth of dental insurance as well and fully customizable, pretty much if you can drawl it or explain it they can make it.

[Shannon]

correct me if im wrong but i believe that if you go to academysports or sportsauthority, really anyone who sells the TAPOUT mouth guards, They are about $20.00, and the cool part i believe is that they promise the best protection. and will ensure/ cover your dental bills for up to i think $30,000 if you have any oral injury while using their guard.

[Jason Eisner]

http://www.bitedefense.com/

[Dwight Roux]

are you you a dentist??
Which nerve is this?


I am a Denturist and it is the temporal mandibular nerve.

[Matthias Sieber]

I just noticed this thread...

http://www.bitedefense.com/

I'm with Jason. I've had many mouth guards. Bite Defense is awesome. You can have a custom one for a good price and they fit perfect!

[Rufus Randolf]

Are mouth guards really needed? I've been doing judo for a little over three years now and I have never felt the need for it. I always thought it was just a striking thing.

[AJ Camacho]

I am a Denturist and it is the temporal mandibular nerve.

Do you know any good online links on the temporal mandibular nerve? My searches only found a few anecdotes from boxers and martial artists explaining how knockouts from the mandibular nerve occur and Wikipedia just says where and what it is. Really interesting stuff though.