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Does there exist any over counter NTI devices one could
use safely until the money comes along to have a
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| Dartos... |
| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 1:27 pm |
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Seems like I remember an anterior stop appliance that is
a poor attempt at a knock-off NTI, but I don't even think
it was OTC.
Anything that has something for the posterior teeth to bite
on blows the whole set-up.
Sorry,
D
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Quote: Does there exist any over counter NTI devices one could
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| Amatus Cremona... |
| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 2:17 pm |
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An infant's pacifier ?? If the rubber was stiffer.
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"Dartos" <tuthjockey at (no spam) myturbonet.com> wrote in message
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Seems like I remember an anterior stop appliance that is
a poor attempt at a knock-off NTI, but I don't even think
it was OTC.
Anything that has something for the posterior teeth to bite
on blows the whole set-up.
Sorry,
D
me at (no spam) privacy.net wrote:
Does there exist any over counter NTI devices one could
use safely until the money comes along to have a
dentist make a custom one?
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| Dartos... |
| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 4:01 pm |
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Amatus Cremona wrote:
Quote: An infant's pacifier ?? If the rubber was stiffer.
I've had patients refer to their NTI as their pacifier. It
is 'pacifying' the nerves and muscles, so maybe it's a good
description.
:-)
D |
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| Fred... |
| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 8:44 pm |
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"Dartos" <tuthjockey at (no spam) myturbonet.com> wrote in message
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Amatus Cremona wrote:
An infant's pacifier ?? If the rubber was stiffer.
I've had patients refer to their NTI as their pacifier. It
is 'pacifying' the nerves and muscles, so maybe it's a good
description.
What is a NTI?
Fred |
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| Steven Fawks... |
| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 8:59 pm |
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Nococeptive Trigeminal Inhibition-Tension Supression System.
nti-tss.com
First device that I have found effective to control clenching
and help relieve TMJ pain, lots of headaches, and protect the
teeth.
Steve
Quote: I've had patients refer to their NTI as their pacifier. It
is 'pacifying' the nerves and muscles, so maybe it's a good
description.
What is a NTI?
Fred
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