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TAKING LACROSSE TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

Studies found that 95% of the football players he examined had fractures of the bones in the vicinity of the jaw-joint. That's ninety-five percent! If you play or watch lacrosse, you know that we give and take hits which rival those delivered on the football field. A jaw-joint injury can occur from "heading" a soccer ball, so we know that lacrosse players too are at risk. Remember, you don't have to get hit in the jaw to injure the jaw-joint. Any blow to the head or helmet can be harmful - if the jaw joint is left unprotected.

 Jaw-joint injuries are often overlooked by physicians or misdiagnosed. Continued injury to the region can be disastrous and most cannot be repaired. The results of the helmet impact study by NOSCAE were earth shattering. The protector allowed about half the load force into the Brain and TMJ than the standard boil and bite mouthpieces. The mouthguard would not only protect against risk of injury, but allow those athletes with previous jaw-joint injuries to play their sport once again without fear of futher permanent damage.