In the past, I would have spent time crafting a long and well written article, presenting all the facts in detail meticulously. However, these days there seems to be barely enough hours in the day to get all tasks done.
Let's get to the brass tacks. I first heard of the importance of oral health on performance in football back in 2010 with media publications on the Milan Lab. Today, all areas of health are taken in consideration to ensure peak performance on the pitch. So, when Hansi Flick requested for Barça players to undergo oral exams before the commencement of training for the new season, it came as no surprise to me. Nevertheless, many cules found it surprising.
Listed below are a collection of old and recent weblinks consisting of webpage information, media publications, and research papers to give you a quick study on why Flick made his request, and also a hint why Xavi Hernandez requested for the return of Dr. Ricard Pruna during his tenure.
Leave your constructive comments below. Happy reading and adios!
+ The Secret to David Beckham’s and AC Milan’s continued success? (2010)
+ David Beckham could play in 2014 World Cup (2009)
+ Beckham’s balance ‘improved with dentistry’ (N/A)
+ Milan lab man brings unorthodox science to Premier League (2013)
+ Footballers' bad teeth... (2015)
+ The rise and the fall of Milan Lab (2018)
+ The culprit for Bayern Munich player Jamal Musiala’s recurring injuries...
+ Poor oral health, including active caries in 187 UK professional male football players... (2015)
+ Oral health screening should be routine in professional football... (2015)
+ Oral health and performance impacts in elite and professional athletes (2018)
+ The effect of oral health on performance of athletes and sports injuries... (2023)
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