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Splinting (for Groups of Four Teeth)
A procedure that connects four teeth together to increase stability and protect supporting structures.
What's included
- Tooth mobility assessment
- Periodontal evaluation
- Splint treatment planning
- Preparation of tooth surfaces
- Placement of reinforcing fiber
- Composite resin application
- Splint fixation and shaping
- Bite adjustment and verification
- Maintenance instructions
Frequently asked questions
What is splinting?
It is the process of joining multiple teeth together to improve their stability.
When is splinting recommended?
When teeth become mobile due to periodontal disease or loss of supporting bone.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is generally a minimally invasive and comfortable treatment.
Will the splint be visible?
In most cases it is placed on the inner side of the teeth and is barely noticeable.
How long does a splint last?
Its longevity depends on oral hygiene, biting forces, and regular check-ups, but it can last for many years.