Dental Nightguards and Splints

Occlusal appliances for bruxism, clenching and TMD. Resilient, rigid, dual-laminate and anterior designs, built to the records the practice sends.

Occlusal Appliances

A Guard for Every Bite Dentists Send Us

Resilient, hard, dual-laminate and printed appliances each answer a different patient and a different habit. The choice is rarely about which one is best; it is about what the case can hold and what the patient will actually wear. Each page below states what the appliance does well, how it gives out, and when to send a different one.

  • Comfort H/S hard-soft nightguard

    Comfort H/S Nightguards

    Dual-laminate guards: a soft inner layer that grips the undercuts, and a hard outer shell that holds the occlusal adjustment you make chairside.

  • Comfort3D printed nightguard

    Comfort3D Nightguards

    Digitally designed and 3D-printed occlusal guards, with wall thickness and occlusal scheme set as design parameters rather than left to a sheet of plastic.

  • CLEARsplint occlusal splint

    CLEARsplint

    A clear, monomer-free full-coverage splint. Thermoactive: it warms to pass an undercut, then firms back up once seated.

  • KeySplint occlusal splint

    KeySplint

    A rigid printed occlusal splint that holds the scheme you prescribe under load — for splint therapy, deprogramming and TMD.

  • KeySplint Soft resilient appliance

    KeySplint Soft

    A printed resilient occlusal appliance — not a thermoformed soft guard — for the patient who will not wear a hard splint.

  • Talon processed nightguard

    Talon Nightguard

    A hard processed full-coverage nightguard for the destructive bruxer — repaired and relined at the bench rather than replaced.

  • NTI-tss anterior discluding appliance

    NTI-tss Appliances

    Anterior-only discluding devices that limit what the patient can clench against — for cases you will follow on a review schedule.