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2019-03-31 18:54:48
Is it normal that tmj splint becomes very loose after many days of using? Why my bite has changed very abruptly? Please help.
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I don’t think that splint becomes loose after using . May be it’s that u get accustomed to it .
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Kindly visit a Maxillofacial surgeon and a Prosthodontist for further need

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Answered2019-04-01 01:27:46

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