Periodontal Splinting for Stabilization of Tooth by Use of Multi-purpose Tooth Splinting Materials^|^lceil;Wing Rock^|^rfloor;System

Splinting and Stabilization in Periodontal Disease

The mobility of teeth is a common complaint of patients with fairly advanced periodontal disease. It is mainly caused by a loss of supporting bone. Dental Splint is an appliance designed to immobilize and stabilize mobile loose teeth .The purpose of this article is to review the method to treat mobility of teeth by splinting, its rationale, indications, methods and biomechanics.

Finite element analysis of biomechanical interactions of a tooth-implant splinting system for various bone qualities.

BACKGROUND The splinting of an implant and tooth is a rational alternative in some clinical situations. The complex biomechanical aspects of a tooth-implant system are derived from the dissimilar mobility between the osseointegrated implant and the tooth. The aim of this study was to analyze the biomechanics in a tooth-implant splinting system for various bone qualities with different occlusal ...

Splinting for CDH: temporary splinting for the neonate.

A simple method of maintaining hip abduction in the neonate with suspected congenital hip instability is described. Clinical observations and parental impressions are initially favourable.

The effect of splinting upon healing after tooth replantation--a histological study in rat molars.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate, in replanted rat upper first molars, through histological analysis, the effect of splinting upon postoperative events related to the tooth and its supporting structures.

Tooth stabilization improves periodontal prognosis: a case report.