Sentence examples for better mouth from inspiring English sources

The agenda often includes discussions on techniques for making better mouth guards, Dr. Henry, the Ottawa dentist, said.

It doesn't matter if players have better mouth guards, better helmets or better pads.

White women and those with education beyond high school or high family income also reported better mouth and teeth condition.

However, it is possible that a lisping child may benefit from better mouth musculature, and the relevant exercises are simple and harmless: give the child a straw for her drinks, and encourage her to play with toys that involve blowing, like toy horns or bubbles.

Murray scarcely looked any better: his mouth was open, tongue hanging out – it has been called his Woody Harrelson in White Men Can't Jump schtick, but this time it was for real.

Previous studies have shown that when MILS was used, the Cormack Lehane grade was better and mouth opening was less restricted than when a cervical collar was applied.

A 20 ounce soda bottle with the bottom removed works as well or better, as the mouth of the bottle is built to fit in your mouth.

Wax molds better to the mouth than plastic, but this simple mouthpiece can get you started.

"But it's better in my mouth".

"He better keep his mouth shut," Farrior said, although he was laughing and was not angry.

"Fit makes your produce feel better in your mouth, and makes produce smell better and makes it taste better.