Twenty-four-hour turnaround for in-house occlusal splint fabrication for a patient with parafunctional habits and premature wear

In traditional practice, occlusal splint fabrication was generally delegated to the dental laboratory. Common fabrication methods are printing and milling. Milled splints are produced from a solid puck or block of material via a subtractive process, whereas 3D printing uses an additive process to build the splint.