MOUTH GEARTECHNOLOGY
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PRODUCT ATTRIBUTES
Silicone BITE-PAD™ System
Tritan Interlocking Frame
V-Form Design
PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPACTS
TECHNOLOGY
The Silicone BITE-PAD™ is scientifically calculated to create spacing and resilience for an individual's bite to float into its most natural and comfortable position, resulting in harmony between the teeth, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and muscles in the face. Out of passion to deliver products of the highest quality, Power Balance™ partnered with one of the leading medical device manufacturers and sought the assistance of one of the country's leading institution to conduct a series of double-blind clinical studies to ensure the product delivers its intended results.
Prior to bringing the product to market, Power Balance™ sampled its new Performance Mouth Gear with dozens of professional athletes across a range of sports including football, hockey, basketball, mixed martial arts and baseball. Those athletes, some of whom had never previously worn a mouth guard in their sport, became evangelists for the product and the company. Today, Power Balance™ brings this exciting new technology to market at an affordable price with the same benefits previously only accessible by the most elite professional athletes.
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
- Comparative Exercise Physiology, page 1 of 7
© Cambridge University Press 2010
Effects of a neuromusicular dentistry-designed mouthguard on muscular endurance and anaerobic power.
Shawn M. Arent, Jennider McKenna, and Devon L. Golem. - Effects of different jaws relations on postual stability in human subjects.
P. BRacco, A. Deregibus, R. Piscetta
Biomedical Sciences and Human Oncology Department, University of Torino, C.so Doglitotti 14, I-10126 Torino, Italy.
Received 22 August 2003; received in revised form 24 November 2003; accepted 27 November 2003. - Cranio. 2003 Apr;21(2):86.
The effect of stepwise increases in vertical dimension of occlusion on isometric strength of cervical flexors and deltoid muscles in nonsymptomatic females.
Chakfa AM, Mehta NR, Forgione AG, Al-Badawi EA, Lobo SL, Zawawi KH. - Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
Volume 25 Issue 6 Page 468Issue 6 - 471 - July 1998
To cite this article: Ishijima, Hirai, Koshino, Konishi, Yokoyama (1998)
The relationship between occlusal support and physical exercise ability
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation 25 (6), 468–471. - Y. Kibana, T. Ishijima, T. Hirai (2002)
Occlusal support and head posture
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation 29 (1), 58–63.
