Back to basics: making a vacuum-formed, custom-fitted intraoral mouthguard using the "dry model" technique
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Journal (Canadian Dental Association)
|March 18, 1999
Abstract:
For a mouthguard to function properly, it must fit well. It is possible to produce a well-fitting mouthguard using the "dry model" technique, which is relatively inexpensive and easy to learn. Custom-fitted intraoral mouthguards help prevent or reduce the severity of concussions as well as minimize oral cavity injuries.

