The RehaSplint is the new temporary bite for CMD disorders.

The one-size-fits-all bite is used to temporarily relieve pain related to CMD. The RehaSplint already has a predetermined rounded jaw shape .

The RehaSplint CMD Bite is particularly comfortable to wear at night and can withstand increased chewing pressure. Available in Soft (40 Shore A), Medium (50 Shore A), and Hard (60 Shore A).

RehaSplint medium

The RehaSplint is available in the hardnesses Soft (≈40 Shore A), Medium (≈50 Shore A) and Hard (≈ Shore A) to cover different physiological conditions.

Medium resistance combines the comfortable feel of a slightly softer bite with the resilience needed for heavier chewing or pressure. It is recommended to start therapy with a RehaSplint Medium.

Characteristics

• high comfort
• without sharp edges or corners
• good tactile sensation, even for a long time
• Immediate help for CMD complaints
• Prevention to protect your teeth
• Everyday bites

The RehaSplint is recommended for the following applications:

• Anatomically optimized fit for average adult dentition
• No sharp or angular edges
• High comfort
• Immediate application without any preparation
• Prevents neuromuscular adjustments
• Immediate help for patients with CMD
• Durable occlusal pads for high chewing forces
• The elastomer compensates for occlusal elevations
• Resolves adapted retaining positions of the mandible in HIKP (habitual maximum tooth occlusion)
• Pain reduction in cases of muscle impairment due to overload or tension caused by relief postures or changes in bite position

What is CMD?

The teeth of the upper and lower jaws, the chewing muscles, the temporomandibular joint, and the muscle groups of the head and neck are collectively called the craniomandibular system. If there is an imbalance between these individual components, there is a slight likelihood of craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD).

The causes of craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD) are multifactorial and affect a constantly growing group of patients. Stress, occlusion disorders, and impairment of the masticatory muscles and temporomandibular joints exacerbate symptoms such as pain and tension in the entire musculature.

Symptoms to recognize CMD:

• Temporomandibular joint pain
• Teeth grinding (bruxism)
• Cracking, grinding, and pain in the jaw joint
• Headaches and migraines
• Tension in the neck, back and shoulders
• Difficulty swallowing