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Nylon Full Contact with Anterior Guidance Splint

Nylon Full Contact with Anterior Guidance Splint

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Item Number

JNSR

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Details

A full-coverage splint with an anterior ramp providing lateral and protrusive guidance against the opposing arch during function. Indicated for patients who can accept joint loading without pain.

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Appliance advantages:

Full occlusal coverage
Lateral and protrusive incisal guidance
Anterior ramp - Standard angle 5° greater than required to disclude posterior teeth
Standard protrusive and lateral length extends from contact point to just beyond the labial surface of the upper anteriors - approximately 4-6mm
Point contact from lower posterior buccal cusp tip

Lower: Same as upper, point contact from upper lingual cusp tips

Specifications

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Great Lakes Exclusive	Yes
Medicare Accepted	No
Removable	Yes
Banded	No
Material Type	Biocompatible Polyamide Medical Grade Nylon

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