Fiber
Splinting
Trauma to the teeth can be transmitted to the supporting structures,
which get damaged. This can cause mobility of the teeth. Such mobile teeth
may require splinting for a specified period of time till the supporting
tissues heal and the tooth becomes stable.
Splinting is a procedure where the teeth are supported in its position
for a period of time. This is done to teeth that are traumatized or teeth
whose supporting structures are affected by disease, which prevents them
from supporting the teeth. Splinting involves binding a group of teeth
together so that the biting forces are shared by a large number of teeth
instead of being born by the affected tooth.
 Extremely
thin fiber-glass band (0.05 mm / .0019") to be used with our Fiber-Bond
or any light-cured bonding agents. The band is 4mm wide, which gives 30%
more adhesion power to the interdental area. Indicated for periodontally
loosened teeth, post-traumatic mobility, surgical reimplantation, or even
to reinforce temporary bridges. It can also be used as splinting material
for orthodontic stabilization. Strength with a certain degree of flexibility
and “tooth hugging” quality combine for an overall aesthetic
and functional result. Minimum tooth preparation.
High patient acceptance.
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