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Dimensional stability of occlusal splints
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1996Five fabrication techniques and two storage methods were used to construct and store specimens to investigate the dimensional stability of acrylic resin occlusal splints. A research model was developed to more closely approximate the tooth coverage limits of occlusal splints.
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Occlusion: 2. Occlusal Splints, Analysis and Adjustment
Dental Update, 2003The first paper in this series covered maxillo-mandibular positions and jaw movement. This paper will describe the steps involved in carrying out an occlusal analysis and adjustment.
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Effect of occlusal splints on TMJ symptomatology
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1978The clinical response of TMJ symptomatology to full-coverage occlusal splints, when used as the only means of treatment, was evaluated. The symptomatology recorded during the last postoperative visit was compared to the initial visit. The response of the different symptoms to the use of the occlusal splint was analyzed statistically using a chi-square ...
J J, Carraro, R G, Caffesse
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Fabrication of Easily Reproducible Occlusal Splints
CRANIO®, 1986AbstractOcclusal splints have been used for many years and for many dental problems. The ability to easily fabricate occlusal splints which are accurate and require a minimum of chair-time is an important consideration.This article describes a method of occlusal splint fabrication which will produce an occlusal splint that meets the above criteria and ...
B B, Welsch, R E, Bates, C M, Stewart
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Occlusal Splints From the Beginning to the Present
CRANIO®, 2006(2006). Occlusal Splints From the Beginning to the Present. CRANIO®: Vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 141-145.
John S, DuPont, Chris E, Brown
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Fabrication of a maxillary occlusal treatment splint
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1979A technique has been described which results in a high-quality occlusal splint by duplicating the centric relation record in acrylic resin. Each fabrication step has been thoroughly controlled. The major advantage of the technique is a reduction in clinical appointment time.
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Dentistry today, 2008
A new digital process for producing occlusal splints is described. The process mirrors conventional restorative CAD/CAM systems consisting of scanning, customized CAD design, and machining. The method provides precise and consistent digital control over articulation and design parameters, and is suitable for mounted and unmounted cases. With over 2,500
Mark, Lauren, Fred, McIntyre
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A new digital process for producing occlusal splints is described. The process mirrors conventional restorative CAD/CAM systems consisting of scanning, customized CAD design, and machining. The method provides precise and consistent digital control over articulation and design parameters, and is suitable for mounted and unmounted cases. With over 2,500
Mark, Lauren, Fred, McIntyre
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