
Splints & Night Guards
Anterior Splint
Anterior-contact appliance built to the platform height and posterior clearance you specify.

TMJ · Bruxism · Splints
Deprogrammers, stabilization splints, repositioning splints and night guards, finished against the opposing arch on the articulator so the chairside appointment is short. Scans or impressions, conventional or printed: every design, either way.
3D printed · KeySplint
The night guard designed on the scan and printed. Hard for the grinder, soft for the patient who will not wear hard, identical on remake.
OpenLaminated or printed
Custom sports mouthguards on the athlete's own scan. Pressure-laminated EVA in team colours, or printed with the protection designed where the hits land.
OpenWhich splint
Six starting points that cover most prescriptions. Anything in between, call the case desk and a technician will talk it through before you take the bite.
The range
Anterior contact only, posteriors discluded. For muscle release, CR records and headache patients. Short-term or supervised wear.

Splints & Night Guards
Anterior-contact appliance built to the platform height and posterior clearance you specify.

Splints & Night Guards
Anterior-contact appliance built to the platform design and posterior clearance requested.

Splints & Night Guards
Small anterior-only device over the incisors with a discluding element that keeps canines and posteriors apart. Prescribed for bruxism and tension-type headache.

Splints & Night Guards
Thin full-coverage maxillary splint with a flat anterior platform, cuspid to cuspid, and no posterior contact. The deprogrammer used for CR records and muscle release.
Flat plane or with guidance, in CO or CR. The long-term splint for bruxism, TMD and protecting restorations.

Splints & Night Guards
Full-coverage guard finished with functional contacts and guidance to the prescribed scheme.

Splints & Night Guards
A low-profile lower splint for daytime wear: clear posterior coverage joined by a lingual bar, so the patient can speak and be seen wearing it.

Splints & Night Guards
Full-arch hard acrylic splint with flat occlusal surface and anterior guidance ramp.

Splints & Night Guards
Splint built to the MSP design, with coverage and contact scheme per prescription.

Splints & Night Guards
Splint finished to the Ricketts occlusal scheme, adjusted on articulated models.

Splints & Night Guards
Maxillary full-coverage splint processed to the centric relation record you supply.
Built to a protrusive or therapeutic bite to unload the joint. The bite registration is the appliance; send it at the position you want held.

Splints & Night Guards
Mandibular design with posterior acrylic pads joined by a heavy lingual bar, built to your wax bite.

Splints & Night Guards
Full-coverage splint indexed so the mandible seats in the position registered on your bite record.

Splints & Night Guards
Splint designed with reduced bulk in the anterior for speech, built to the coverage you prescribe.
Everyday protection for the grinder. Dual laminate processed conventionally, or the printed line designed on the scan.

Splints & Night Guards
Night guard with a soft inner layer against the teeth and a hard outer shell to take the wear. Comfortable to seat, durable to grind on. Formerly listed as the Talon.

Printed Splints
Full-coverage night guard printed in KeySplint Hard from your scan — rigid, wear-resistant and identical on remake.

Printed Splints
Night guard printed in KeySplint Soft — protection with enough give that patients actually wear it.

Printed Splints
Anterior deprogramming appliance printed in KeySplint Hard, platform height and posterior clearance set on the scan.

Printed Splints
Anterior repositioning splint printed from your scan and bite, indexing the mandible to the position you registered.

Printed Splints
Michigan-type full-coverage splint designed digitally and printed in KeySplint Hard, with the occlusal scheme built in.
Send it at the position you want held and say what the splint is for. Anything left open on the Rx gets a phone call before the case is started, not a guess.