Protect Your Athlete’s Teeth

Protecting Your Elgin Athlete's Teeth Do you have a son or daughter that plays Elgin youth sports? Soccer, baseball, football, and basketball can be very risky for your child’s teeth.

Football is a violent contact sport, yet there is a relatively low rate of tooth injuries that occur in football as compared to other contact sports. Why? Football players are instructed to wear a mouth guard and a helmet.

Inexpensive athletic dental mouth guards are worth their weight in gold!

If your child participates in a contact sport and does not currently wear a tooth protection device, we recommend that you purchase an appropriately-sized mouth guard and make sure they wear it. They are available at most Elgin athletic supply stores. Some dentists make custom-made athletic mouthguards that bestow even better protection than the one-size fits all varieties.

Is your child still a toddler? It’s not too early to start protecting their oral health. If your toddler has not yet had a dental examination, call us at 847-741-2353 to schedule one. Starting early dental visits is critical for lifelong oral health.

At David A. Rice, DDS in Elgin, Illinois, we care about your child’s health and safety. To discuss your child’s dental condition or to learn more about sports-related tooth injury prevention, call us at 847-741-2353. We have been keeping young athlete’s smiles healthy since 1986. Our child-friendly staff will take special care of your son or daughter. Let us show you why we are not an ordinary Elgin dental practice.

For Confident Smiles

Contact David A. Rice, DDS:

847-741-2353

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

1972 Larkin Ave Ste 1
Elgin, Illinois
60123

Memberships & Associations

Dr. David Rice, DDS, KOIS Center Clinical Instructor membership page The American Academy of Restorative Dentistry membership logo for Dr. Rice, DDS Elgin dentist Dr. David Rice is a member of the American Dental Association Illinois State Dental Society membership badge for Dr. David Rice, DDS

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