
|Articles|December 31, 2006
A Solution Weight Lifters Can Sink Their (Aching) Teeth Into
If patients who lift weights complainthat their teeth ache after lifting,advise them to wear a tooth guard.
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If patients who lift weights complainthat their teeth ache after lifting,advise them to wear a tooth guard.The guard will cushion the teeth anddecrease the stress during lifting.-- Joe Knight, PA-C
Chowchilla, Calif
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