Dorsal Appliance
Dorsal Appliances utilize “fins” to guide the appliance and keep patients from bruxism and painful movements at night.
contact usDorsal Appliances utilize “fins” to guide the appliance and keep patients from bruxism and painful movements at night.
contact us1. Snoring
2. Mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
3. Patients who cannot tolerate CPAP
4. Sleep-related breathing disorders caused by retrognathic mandible or tongue base collapse
5. Patients with good dentition or stable dentures for retention
1. Main structure: Ethylenvinylacetat、Thermoplastic
Polyurethan TPU
2. Adjustment components: Stainless steel screws & metal fins
1. Take accurate upper & lower impressions with no distortion.
2. Record centric relation & proper jaw position.
3. Ensure enough interocclusal space for the appliance.
4. Design the dorsal fin & guide planes precisely.
5. Use high-quality hard acrylic for strength and stability.
6. Adjust the advancement screws smoothly.
7. Polish completely to avoid irritation to oral mucosa.
1. Flexural strength: 60–100 MPa
2. Hardness: Rockwell M 80–90
3. High resistance to deformation, fracture, and wear under night‑time occlusal force.