Abstract: Generally, a dental appliance to engage the lip and cheeks of a user to expose the teeth. Specifically, a first integrated construct including a bridge disposed between the first lip holder and a second lip holder, and a second integrated construct including a tongue receiver defining an open-ended chamber and a tongue receiver support including a pair of arcuate support members each having an arcuate portion joining a support member first arm adapted to correspondingly releasably couple to the first lip holder and the second lip holder and a support member second arm correspondingly coupled to the tongue receiver.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a model of a patient's mandible and any teeth supported from the mandible and manipulating the mandible relative to anatomical features of the patient's maxilla. The system uses markers positioned on the mandible and on the maxilla to create a functional mandibular axis that approximates an axis through the condyles of the patient. The functional mandibular axis and geometric and anatomical information about the patient's upper and lower jaw are then used to create prostheses for the patient. The system is also used for making corrections to the prosthesis.

Abstract: Generally, a dental appliance to engage the lip and cheeks of a user to expose the teeth. Specifically, a first integrated construct including a bridge disposed between the first lip holder and a second lip holder, and a second integrated construct including a tongue receiver defining an open-ended chamber and a tongue receiver support including a pair of arcuate support members each having an arcuate portion joining a support member first arm adapted to correspondingly releasably couple to the first lip holder and the second lip holder and a support member second arm correspondingly coupled to the tongue receiver.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a model of a patient's mandible and any teeth supported from the mandible and manipulating the mandible relative to anatomical features of the patient's maxilla. The system uses markers positioned on the mandible and on the maxilla to create a functional mandibular axis that approximates an axis through the condyles of the patient. The functional mandibular axis and geometric and anatomical information about the patient's upper and lower jaw are then used to create prostheses for the patient. The system is also used for making corrections to the prosthesis.

Abstract: Generally, a dental appliance to engage the lip and cheeks of a user to expose the teeth. Specifically, a first integrated construct including a bridge disposed between the first lip holder and a second lip holder, and a second integrated construct including a tongue receiver defining an open-ended chamber and a tongue receiver support including a pair of arcuate support members each having an arcuate portion joining a support member first arm adapted to correspondingly releasably couple to the first lip holder and the second lip holder and a support member second arm correspondingly coupled to the tongue receiver.

Abstract: A dental retainer including one or more of a retaining body having a plurality of dental impressions to receive teeth, a pair of passthrough openings adapted to allow passage of one or more molars, premolars, and canines, and an aperture disposed adjacent the lingual surface of the incisors.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a model of a patient's mandible and any teeth supported from the mandible and manipulating the mandible relative to anatomical features of the patient's maxilla. The system uses markers positioned on the mandible and on the maxilla to create a functional mandibular axis that approximates an axis through the condyles of the patient. The functional mandibular axis and geometric and anatomical information about the patient's upper and lower jaw are then used to create prostheses for the patient. The system is also used for making corrections to the prosthesis.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a model of a patient's mandible and any teeth supported from the mandible and manipulating the mandible relative to anatomical features of the patient's maxilla. The system uses markers positioned on the mandible and on the maxilla to create a functional mandibular axis that approximates an axis through the condyles of the patient. The functional mandibular axis and geometric and anatomical information about the patient's upper and lower jaw are then used to create prostheses for the patient. The system is also used for making corrections to the prosthesis.