Splints

Dental splints are specialized devices used to stabilize teeth and jaws, primarily for treating conditions such as temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), bruxism (teeth grinding), and loose teeth due to periodontal disease. Here are some key points about dental splints:

  • Fixed Splints: These are permanently attached to the teeth and cannot be removed by the patient.
  • Removable Splints: These can be taken out by the patient for cleaning and maintenance.
  • Occlusal Splints: Also known as night guards, these are used to protect teeth from grinding and clenching during sleep.

Dental splints are typically made from durable materials such as acrylic or thermoplastic, ensuring comfort and effectiveness.

They help redistribute occlusal forces, provide a protective barrier for teeth during grinding or clenching, and aid in the healing process by immobilizing affected areas.

Dental splints can alleviate symptoms associated with jaw disorders, protect teeth from damage, and stabilize loose teeth.

Proper care and maintenance are essential to ensure the longevity and effectiveness of dental splints. This includes regular cleaning and following the dentist's instructions for use.

Type Of Splints

Hard Occlusal Splint

Hard splint and nightguard can minimize temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) pain and protect existing healthy dentition for your bruxing patients. Our hard splint and nightguard are rigid and custom designed to protect the dentition fabricated from a composite material and made to your prescribed bite.

Hard/Soft Occlusal Splint

Our double layered hard/soft occlusal splint with high wearing comfort is custom designed for occlusal splint, fluoride trays & bruxism splints.

Semi-Soft Occlusal Splint

Our Semi-Soft splint and nightguard can minimize temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) pain and protect existing healthy dentition for your bruxing patients. Our Semi-Soft splint and nightguard are flexible and custom designed to protect the dentition fabricated from a composite material and made to your prescribed bite.

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