NTI OmniSplint®
Dual full-arch occlusal appliance designed to limit clenching intensity.
The NTI OmniSplint is a dual full-arch appliance that provides coverage of both dental arches while incorporating
anterior disclusion principles. Its design is intended to reduce clenching and bruxing intensity and may be prescribed
by clinicians managing migraine, tension-type headache, or related parafunctional symptoms.
4 days in lab
6-Month warranty
Dual Full-Arch Design
Product Specifications
Material
Biocompatible, light-cured resin
Design
Dual full-arch coverage with an anterior disclusion mechanism
Manufacturing
Custom-fabricated light-cured resin occlusal appliance, finished to prescribed occlusion
Days in Lab
4 working days (laboratory-specific confirmation required).
Warranty
6 months
Price (Crown World Dental)
TBA
Supplemental Information
Material Variant
Dual full-arch design; coverage extends over both arches.
Composition
Biocompatible, light-cured dental resin; exact resin formulation should be confirmed.
Manufacturing
- Fabricated from patient-specific records to establish the intended fit and anterior disclusion relationship.
- Clinician should verify fit, retention, clearance, and occlusion at delivery.
Indications
- Clinician-directed management of migraine or tension-type headache symptoms where appropriate.
- Management of clenching and bruxism-related muscle activity.
- Selected cases with parafunctional tooth wear or orofacial discomfort.
Advantages
- Dual full-arch coverage, unlike an anterior-only NTI appliance.
- Designed to reduce the intensity of clenching contacts.
- Full-arch coverage may address some concerns associated with long-term anterior-only coverage; ongoing clinical monitoring is still necessary.
What to Send
- Accurate upper and lower full-arch impressions or digital scans, according to the receiving lab’s accepted workflow.
- Bite registration/open construction bite documenting the prescribed jaw relationship.
- Specify appliance type and include clinical instructions and relevant records.
- Include the maximum protrusive measurement and prescribed jaw position when required by the laboratory.
Patient Cleaning Instructions
- Rinse with warm water after removing the appliance.
- Avoid toothpaste, mouthwash, and alcohol-based cleaning solutions.
- Do not boil or expose the appliance to excessive heat.
Clinical Considerations
- Full-arch coverage does not eliminate the need for follow-up or case selection.
- Confirm therapeutic indications and monitor appliance fit, occlusal changes, and patient response.
ADA Codes
No universal CDT code confirmed for this specific appliance; select coding based on clinical purpose and payer rules.
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