How To Get Started with 3Shape Splint Studio for Night Guards

[@tammydeinema4444]

I couldn't remember everything you taught us during our training, but this video refreshed my memory. I wished I knew this video existed sooner, but Sylvia has helped us through some issues. Thanks Alex!

[@MosesCheung-o8o]

While designing a splint in 3Shape Unite Splint Studio, I noticed that the splint tends to protrude into the space of a missing tooth (as indicated by the arrow in the attached image). Since the software only provides add, reduce, and smooth tools, how can I remove or trim this unwanted section effectively?

[@smilegardendentalclinicort5079]

can we make orthognathic splint with this 3 shape

[@erichen588]

Finally I realized how to make the splint without printing the model out! The bite configuration.

[@rmk800600]

Why is it that Splint Studio will not let you modify a design after you close the order ? Am I missing something ?

[@davidpope5612]

Its physically impossible to move the max up .5 mm. How can you justify that?

[@rt248]

Thanks!!

[@eegiiship1430]

What kind of material do you use in night guard. Is it clear

[@solaracademy1747]

meterials deh

[@californiasmiledentalstudi5083]

but it don't have button to create a bar? no more that function?

[@LabMagic3DCAD]

Pro!...

[@Billy-b8x]

thinks

[@dariasdouble212]

For anyone here- I don't think this person knows how nightguards are supposed to work or how the jaw works. NEVER open the mouth straight up. The jaw is a hinge system. The nightguard would be too bulky in the posterior and only 1-2 teeth would actually be touching the nightguard.

[@rmk800600]

That is an incorrect statement……. The mandible only hinges for a couple mm’s and then it translates

[@enusayr]

I had the same observation. He just willy nilly decided to raise the upper arch relative to the lower from maximum intercuspation. The mandible cannot move that way.

[@Lab-v3q]

very informative and helpful, but this guys voice is not good for presentation. cmon man wake him up lol