Daniel Shaw and Dr. Marek with another satisfied dental patient from the UK. This time it’s a boxer from London. One common accident that occurs to a boxer is losing a tooth (or teeth!) during a boxing match or sparring session.
Hard-knocking punches certainly have the power to break somebody’s teeth or jawbone. However, in most cases these teeth can be replaced using a method involving dental implants.
We also recommend creating a customized gum-shield for potential sparring partners!
Click the paper below to see his original questionnaire. This is what he wrote in it:
“I have been to some terrible dentists in my time and you are the best I have used by far. The organization, hospitality and the quality of the work is second to none, I don’t know where you could improve.
Iv got two front porcelain veneers , my question is can I start back boxing?? Or is there a good mouth piece you could recommend .
Thanks
Hello Phil, thanks for the comment. If you want to box of course that is up to you. Please know if your teeth can be damaged with veneers just as with your own teeth. Here is a link to mouth guards you may want to use. http://www.boxingdepot.com/mouthguards.html