Quite simply ours are 3d printed on state of the art 3D printers with Biocompatible resin resulting in an astoundingly accurate fit. Other nightguard and splints manufacturers either thermoform a thin sheet of plastic onto a mold of your teeth or they’ll make the nightguard by hand using acrylic resin. 

Simply sign up and get your first Nimbus nightguard for free. We’ll take care of the heavy lifting for you.

We have a 1 year guarantee on any Nimbus nightguard. Our guarantee is “We will not stop until you’re happy” so if your patient isn’t happy, neither are we, and we with either try and fix the issue or issue you a full refund.

We offer a wide variety of splints and nightguards to suit your specific needs!

• Digital Full Contact "Flat Plane" Splint (Hard Nighgaurd)
• Digital Anterior Guidance "Dawson Splint
• Digital Anterior Repositioning Splint
• Digital Deprograming Splint
• Hard-Soft Splint / Nightgaurd

A nightguard and a splint are both dental appliances used to address specific oral conditions, but they serve different primary purposes and are designed differently. Here's a breakdown of the differences:

Primary Purpose:

1. 1. Nightguard: Primarily designed to protect the teeth from the effects of bruxism (teeth grinding) and clenching during sleep. It acts as a cushion between the upper and lower teeth, preventing them from grinding against each other.
   2. Splint: Often used to treat temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD or TMJ). It helps to reposition the jaw, reduce joint pain, and ensure a proper bite alignment. Splints can also be used to protect teeth, similar to nightguards, but their primary design is for jaw alignment and pain relief.

We do! While nightguards and splints can sometimes be interchangeable in name, our splints are usually a more technical and require proper articulation to fix the disorder at hand. Where a nightguard could be just be stopping a patient from grinding their teeth at night resulting in a simpler, flat plane design.