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NTI Splint

An NTI device is a small unobtrusive device on the anteriors that avoids occlusion of the posterior teeth to inhibit bruxism and relieve stress. NTIs mainly cover only teeth #6-9 on the maxillary arch. NTIs are used to prevent any form of bruxism and are used to treat TMJ cases where the root cause is a muscle problem or to relieve the pain of temporal headache patients.

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Material

Clear acrylic

Thickness

Standard 2mm

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NTI devices completely prevent occlusion, so it retrains patient’s muscles to not brux at all, rather than mitigate the impact or pain. These appliances are also very helpful for temporal headache patients.
NTIs are great for treating TMD cases where the root cause is a muscle problem.
However, given the small size, some patients may struggle with retention.

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Easy add-on functionality

Splints like NTIs can be easily added to orders in Dandy Chairside. Simply perform full arch and bite scans while the patient is in for their restorative scans and add it to their order.

NTI Splint indications for use

Dandy NTI splints are intended to help retrain muscles to avoid bruxing movements. The devices are worn while sleeping to support patients’ TMJ in the position prescribed by the dentists. Appliances are removable by the patient.

Expect a 2-3 year product life with the appliance.

Appliance replacement signs

Cracks in the acrylic and failure of the device to maintain retention in the patient’s mouth.

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