Help .....
I am now beginning to understand that for correct embouchure, the teeth on upper jaw must be on mouthpiece, taking the load and leaving the lower jaw able to relax etc. For me, this could be a little problem.
As a result of an accident many years ago, my two incisors (front teeth) are a piece of rather expensive ceramic dentistry. And at the time I had to promise the surgeon that I would not to load them, eg biting into dense objects etc, as the implants that anchor them in place are not embedded in significant amounts of bone (excuse the gory details).
Does anyone know if there is anything such as a tooth guard which would help to ‘spread the load’ to adjacent teeth……….I am hoping that this cannot be a unique problem!!
regards
StanG
I am now beginning to understand that for correct embouchure, the teeth on upper jaw must be on mouthpiece, taking the load and leaving the lower jaw able to relax etc. For me, this could be a little problem.
As a result of an accident many years ago, my two incisors (front teeth) are a piece of rather expensive ceramic dentistry. And at the time I had to promise the surgeon that I would not to load them, eg biting into dense objects etc, as the implants that anchor them in place are not embedded in significant amounts of bone (excuse the gory details).
Does anyone know if there is anything such as a tooth guard which would help to ‘spread the load’ to adjacent teeth……….I am hoping that this cannot be a unique problem!!
regards
StanG