For Dentists
Digital Records for Oral Appliance Cases
A practical overview of digital impressions and IOS workflows for submitting oral appliance cases with accuracy and consistency.
Why Digital Records
Digital records provide an accurate, repeatable starting point for appliance design. An intraoral scan captures the patient's anatomy in three dimensions, which supports a precise, custom fit.
Compared with physical impressions, digital workflows can be faster to capture and easier to submit, while reducing variability between cases.
What to Submit
A complete Master Sleep 20™ case submission typically includes the clinical records needed to design and manufacture the appliance. Depending on the case, this may include:
- Intraoral scans or impressions of the dental arches.
- Bite records to establish the prescribed mandibular position.
- A professional prescription with the dentist's specification.
- Any additional records relevant to the specific case.
Accuracy and Consistency
Complete, consistent records help the design and fabrication stages run smoothly. Clear records reduce the need for clarification and support a predictable outcome.
Master Sleep 20™ is prescription-based: each appliance is designed and manufactured to the treating dentist's specification and the patient's anatomy.
Getting Technical Support
No special equipment is required to get started. The technical case support team is available to help with each submission and to answer questions about record requirements.
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