Bite Splints in Restorative Practice
Saturday, January 30, 2027
8:00 – 11:00 am
Course Code:
714SH
Cost:
$389
Credits:
3
CE Hours
Bite splint therapy is a valuable diagnostic, therapeutic and patient management tool for use in the restorative dental practice. Bite splints are used routinely as part of a treatment protocol for patients experiencing facial pain, but they are also an invaluable procedure to create predictable restorative results. This course will cover the steps involved in evaluation and diagnosis and clarify which of the different bite splint designs are the most beneficial.
Speakers
In this course attendees will:
- Perform a thorough TMJ and muscle evaluation and diagnosis
- Implement bite splint treatment protocols
- Increase case acceptance during bite splint therapy
- Integrate bite splint therapy into everyday restorative workflows
- Improve patient communication to increase understanding of oral health goals
- Leverage your team members in comprehensive care
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