Use of light-cured resin to manufacture occlusal splints: Report of two cases

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Abstract

This article presents selected cases of patients with functional disorders of the stomatognathic system. This group of patients had a need to made different types of removable occlusal splints. In the past, occlusal appliances were made mostly using self-cured acrylate materials, which for many years had no replacements. The rapid development of dental materials technology led to creation of thermo-formable materials and resins, which can successfully replace traditional acrylic materials in daily clinical practice. A practical application of light-cured resin in the fabrication of the occlusal splints in two clinical cases is reported and discussed herein.

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Wieckiewicz, M., Miernik, M., & Wieckiewicz, W. (2012). Use of light-cured resin to manufacture occlusal splints: Report of two cases. Brazilian Dental Journal, 23(4), 457–460. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0103-64402012000400025

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