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main principles of splinting
Directions of teeth mobility.
(Frontal stabilization) stabilization of the frontal teeth only - incisors and canines.
(Sagittal stabilization) stabilization of the distal teeth only - premolars and molars.
(Parasagittal stabilization)
types of stabilisation
Weak Stabilizations:
1. Frontal Stabilization.
2. Sagittal Stabilization.
3. Parasagittal Stabilization.
Strong Stabilization:
1. Frontal-sagittal-Stabilization: (Frontal + distal teeth of the one side of the dental arch)
Whole Dental arch Stabilization:
- Frontal + distal teeth of both sides of the dental arch.
– This type of stabilization is always used for the Fixed restorations and fixed Splints.
Circumferential (ring) stabilization:
– Frontal + distal teeth of both sides of the dental arch.
– Used for Major connector RPD/ splint.
types of splints according to mobility
fixed (internal)
full coverage, three-fourth coverage crowns and inlays.
posts in root canals.
Horizontal pin splints.
Removable (external)
continuous clasp devices.
swing-lock devices.
over denture (full or partial).
incorporate continuous clasps and fingers that brace loose teeth.
strongly resemble partial dentures, and their features may be included in partial dentures.
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