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AFR-Mini-RegProduct descriptionThe AFR Mini-REG is an anterior functional registration device to trace the movement of the mandible. Like any conventional JIG splint, the AFR Mini-Reg is designed to temporarily deprogram the neuromuscular system. Like any other JIG splint a neuromuscular relaxation can be achieved. Interfering occlusal influences are prevented. The maximum movement of the mandible is recorded in the form of an arrow angle, also known as the Gothic arch tracing. This information can be transferred to a centric bite registration. This simple, fast and easy method is used to determine the mandibular relationship and the centric condylar position (CR-Position). The correct centric relation can be used for mounting the upper and lower cast models CR when mounting in the articulator. The CR-Position will be transferred to the articulator with the CR Bite Wax registration plate.The AFR-Mini-Reg is ready for immediate use and it comes in one size. The unique combination of an anterior JIG with integrated registration function is a quick way to determine the centric condylar position and maximum mandibular movement.Additional InformationThe AFR-Mini-Reg is the only neuromuscular deprogrammer which visualizes the mandible movement using the gothic Arch like comparable systems from Gsy, Gerber etc. This can be useful in preparation for mounting in the articulator (= device for simulating the temporomandibular joint movement). If the ICP-Position is detected in the plane of mandible movement, the CR-Position is correct. Subsequently, incidental tooth corrections can be made to achieve a relaxed jaw position. Wearing the AFR-Mini-REG for 5 minutes before taking a bite is recommended to achieve sufficient neuromuscular relaxation.InstructionsThe AFR Mini-Reg JIG Splint is cleaned with a disinfectant towel before registration. The Anterior Functional Registration tool is attached to the upper and lower incisors. Parts A and B of the Mini-Reg are firmly attached to the incisors with suitable material such as (Compound Sticks, Putty Silicon, PVS, Bite Registration Silicon,...).A thin coat of BAUSCH Arti-Spray white BK 285 can be sprayed onto the registration plateau to check the lower jaw movement. The patient should now move the mandible in all horizontal directions. The tip of the Gothic arch is the CR position (centric relation) of the mandible.Heat the supplied CR Bite Wax to approx. 50°C. The lower jaw is guided into the CR position and the bite registration is fixed with the wax plate.After transferring the maxillary model using a facebow, both models are mounted in the articulator. Before the lower model is integrated into the articulator, the incisal pin must be extended by 10 mm to compensate for the vertical dimension of the CR Bite Wax. This is the maximum vertical dimension of the AFR Mini Reg.In CR position, the condyles are in rotation. Therefore, increasing the bite by ≤ 10 mm has no significant effect on the exact CR position.After mounting the models, the vertical dimension is lowered in the articulator until the first occlusal interference contact in CR position can be detected with the Shimstock Foil (BAUSCH Arti-Fol Metallic BK 38). This first contact in CR should also be reproducible on the patient with Articulating Paper (Bausch Progess 100).If the ICP position could be detected in the plane of the mandibular movement, the CR position is correct. The self-adhesive millimeter labels can also be used to record the mandibular movement with an occlusion test foil (Arti-Fol). This label can be sealed with the attached plastic label and filed in the patient file.

The RehaBite: Bite fork for TMJ exercises at home 1 x training device + protective box The RehaBite is a jaw muscle trainer that you can use at home to easily treat symptoms caused by the TMJ syndrome. The elastic bite fork filled with glycerine relieves muscle tension and postures in the temporomandibular joint. You can use it as an alternative to therapy with medication and an occlusal splint. The RehaBite uses an innovative technique: it is the first physiotherapeutic training device that allows you to perform force-controlled intraoral training. Similar to a seesaw, the hydrostatic system of the bite fork balances out your jaw evenly, thus guaranteeing an even distribution of chewing pressure. As a result, muscle activities improve significantly and sustainably after only a short time. Symptoms: When to use the RehaBite The RehaBite is an appliance to be used as a trainer for TMJ symptoms. It treats a variety of symptoms, complaints and clinical pictures, such as: Stroke after effects Jaw opening restrictions Muscular imbalances Jaw muscle training Painful postures TMJ complaints The symptoms triggered by jaw disorders are often diverse and can affect the entire body. They include: Discomfort in the jaw muscles and the jaw joints Clenching/grinding of the teeth (bruxism) Tension headache and migraines Pain and tension in the neck, throat, shoulders and back Permanent ringing in the ears (tinnitus) Dizziness, balance disorders Arthrosis of the jaw as a late consequence Increased sensitivity to light TMJ Trainer: How to use the RehaBite Bite down on the elastic bite fork until you can feel the feedback on your finger. Hold the steady tension for about 10 seconds. Repeat the process: 3 x 10 repetitions are recommended. Afterwards, actively hold the jaw open and stretch it with your fingers until you reach the pain threshold. Exercise about 2-3 times a day for 5 minutes. We are happy to help you! You have questions regarding the product, or you are unsure if the RehaBite is the right device for you? We are happy to provide professional advice. Contact us by phone (+49-221-9742834) or via e-mail (info@dentrade.de). Alternatively, you can use our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you! Please note: As a practitioner of physical or psychological symptoms, you will receive exclusive offers from us. Register now. Register as a practitioner

Spoony Gloss - Corrects Lingual Posture The splint with a triple effect for the treatment of swallowing disordersSwallowing difficulties or dysphagia can occur in early childhood years.If left untreated, a poorly positioned tongue can lead to health consequences such as mouth breathing, tongue protrusion or speech disorders. Due to the individual adjustment options, the Spoony Gloss is suitable for everyone. For therapy of myofunctional disorder, the tongue is automatically guided against the palate during swallowing.With a myofunctional disorder, the tongue pushes against the front and side teeth, which can regularly lead to tooth and jaw misalignment. Further symptoms are mouth breathing and opening, sibilant sounds, increased salivation, forward displacement of the tongue during talking and speech disorders. Spoony Gloss Triple Effect The ready-to-use splint has three main functions for the therapy of myofunctional dysphasia. 1. The tongue is automatically guided against the palate during swallowing The double spoon provides a correction of the tongue movement during swallowing. The daily use of this splint for 15 minutes provides a long lasting training effect for repositioning the tongue into the correct position. 2. The clenching of the teeth during swallowing is stimulated The special design of the splint coordinates the neuromuscular system during the swallowing process. 3.  The tension of the lip muscles is controlled The shape of the double cone is used for optimal positioning of the lips during swallowing. The conscious control of the swallowing process enables the treatment of Orofacial Myfunctional Disorders (OMD).

Teeth protector for immediate help with TMJ complaints Immediate help for TMD symptoms with the RehaSplint, our temporary bite splint. You can insert the splint immediately and use it for up to 3 months to relieve acute symptoms from the first time you wear it. It does not require any adjustments and convinces with pleasant wearing comfort. Relieve severe discomfort and improve your quality of lifelong term – with the RehaSplint. The grinding splint is available in 3 versions: soft, medium and hard. RehaSplint Soft – for sensitive patients The soft splint is particularly suitable for very sensitive patients and comfortable to wear during the day. The RehaSplint Soft has a hardness of Shore A 40. The occlusal splint prevents neuromuscular adaptations and is suitable as an immediate aid for TMD patients. It relieves adapted relieving postures of the lower jaw and reduces pain in case of muscular impairment due to overloading, tension caused by relieving postures or changes in the bite position. If you already have a tendency to bruxism, a soft splint can contribute to increased clenching or grinding. If you have the feeling of gummy bears or chewing gum in your mouth, you should change from soft to medium or hard. When does the RehaSplint help? You can use the RehaSplint to treat a variety of symptoms, complaints and clinical pictures, for example: Occlusal disorders Bruxism (teeth grinding or clenching) Muscular imbalances Tension due to relieving postures TMD complaints The symptoms triggered by jaw disorders vary widely and can affect the entire body. These include: Jaw cracking Pain in the jaw muscles and jaw joints Abrasion/loss of tooth substance Difficulty chewing Disturbing sensation of individual teeth Clenching/grinding of teeth (bruxism) Tension headache (migraine) Pain/tension in neck, throat, shoulders and back Permanent ringing in the ears (tinnitus) Dizziness, balance disorders Jaw arthrosis as a late consequence Increased sensitivity to light Learn more in our detailed article about the RehaSplint   Application of the RehaSplint Soft Place the RehaSplint Soft in the vestibule of the mouth Bite lightly on the symmetrical bite pads Wear the grinding splint for as long as you need it Because it is convenient to wear, you can wear the RehaSplint Soft both at night and during the day and use it for a period of about 3 months. It has no sharp corners and edges and can be applied immediately without any preparation. If the splint is too long, you can shorten it yourself. We’re happy to help you! Do you have questions about the product or are you unsure whether the RehaBite is right for you? We will be happy to advise you personally. Contact us by phone at +49-221-9742834 or by e-mail at info@dentrade.de. You can also use our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you! Did you know? As a practitioner of physical or psychological symptoms, you will receive exclusive offers from us. Register now. Register as a practitioner

Bausch Arti-Dry PaperBausch Arti-Dry Paper is primarily intended for the absorption of saliva on the occlusal surfaces in order to improve the visibility of occlusion test films. This paper is manufactured in a variety of dosage forms. Individual strips are used to dry a single quadrant. For drying the entire dental arch, the horseshoe-shaped pre-cut paper is used. Occlusal recording method according to Prodinger-GlöcklThe recording of occlusal contacts according to the P-Scan method by Podinger Glöck is carried out with the aid of Bausch Arti-Dry Papers. The ideal combination is the use of Arti-Dry in the thickness 80µ in horseshoe form with the red articulation paper Bausch Progress100 BK 54. In this way, osteopaths, physiotherapists, kinesiologists and also dentists can document a change in the occlusal conditions after osteopathic or manual therapy pretreatments. This method is a simple technique for all practitioners to register and document occlusal relationships between the maxilla and mandible. In addition, different bite heights can be tested with the aid of the Bausch Arti-Dry Paper or with the Bausch Fleximeter Strips.Advantages of Bausch Arti-Dry P-Scan PapersAvailable in 3 different thicknesses and shapesP-Scan method for documentation of occlusal conditionsDry and clean occlusal surfacesImproved marking of occlusal test films on ceramicsApplication of Arti-Dry PaperThe Bausch Arti-Dry fleece papers are suitable for dental treatments by osteopaths, physiotherapists, kinesiologists and dentists. A change in the occlusal relationship, i.e. the relationship between the upper and lower jaw, is registered and documented by the fleece paper. This documentation is based on osteopathic or manual therapy pretreatments. The use of the Bausch Arti-Dry paper is suited for combination with the Progress100 REF BK 53 blue or REF BK 54 red articulation paper. The P-Scan method is a simple, manual function-analytical quick test of occlusal conditions. The paper system can be used to directly determine the areas where the pressure load on the teeth is highest.