ORAL REHABILITATION
Figure 25. When a maxillary splint is used, only
the supporting mandibular cusps may contact the
splint
Figure 26. When a mandibular splint is used,
only the supporting maxillary cusps should have
contact points on the splint
Figure 27. On this splint, the individual contacts
of the antagonistic cusps are evident. The
surrounding regions are formed as shallow
hollows with initial degrees of freedom in all
directions. Anterior guidance was formed with
the Contour Curve Former (CCF), which is only
possible with maxillary splints
Figure 28. Using an auxiliary device for all
conventional articulators (CCF), the characteristics
of anterior guidance can be individually optimized
for each patient
and not necessarily when speaking at length
(lectures, etc.); the splint must be worn during
periods of stress.
Re-examination and correction
The first re-examination must be conducted within
the first 3 days if possible, or at least H [\ۙB