How to make a Hard Soft Splint Nightguard by Szara Dental 

Can you make totally hard one ? Mine is so hard that it shatters if it fall , but the only one I can use.

Good job, any problems with acrylic separating or cracking over time?

What was the use of the extra acrylic, could the thermoformed part be used alone as a nightguard?

Thank you 😁 another great vidéo 👍 I that type of case, do you deliver on model?

Hi Steve, How are you doing? I'd like to use the night guard material you using. Could you tell me where can I order Durasoft pd1,8mm material? Your video is help me lot. Thank you. Michael.

Can u add acrylic the same way to a hard night guard like add a shelf or anterior guidance

Thank you for this video. Just an inquiry... Could I use these kind of dura soft with a conventional heater, i meant not the machine you're using ?

hi Steve by any chance what kind of acrylic material did you use to pour around the guard both powder and liquid?

Steve ,You flipped the material too quick and did not captured if the soft side goes against the upper teeth or the hard one Thank you

I have a tip for u .... there is a rail of "erkodent" that has the soft and the hard side all at once. has only once deep-draw. and I also think of the material better than that of "sheu" .... is just my opinion .... maybe you like it as well :-) Best wishes!!!

Muy buena técnica steve. Abrazos

Nice Video Steve, and nice music at min 6:00, what's the name of this lovely musical piece?

Hola, soy de Colombia, exelente tu tabajo. Yo también soy técnico dental .

Are you using cold cure acrylic?

How did you remove the beads from that material? i use that same material but the beads wont come off it

What is the thickness of the splint please,

Hi. Did you took out the splint from model to reposition it in the articulator?

Great vids! Is there a vacuum form style of hard and soft night guards? I’m a lab owner and would love to start doing them. Thank you! Great channel

Hi Steve, thanks for this very helpful video! I tried the same technic to build up the acrylic on my soft/hard sheet, but after hardening in the pressure cooker it looks cloudy even after I ran through all the polishing I normally do for dentures. I wonder if there are any tips to come out with a nice and clear result while using salt and pepper technic? Thanks!

Hi Steve, so just a little question, is the soft side should contact with lower tooth or the hard side ? i was think maybe should be soft side so its not damaging lower tooth

Hi Steve! I just found your channel and I'm so thankful for your videos! are you just using wet pumice and rag wheel to polish? Thanks! Also, what do suggest to polish soft night guards and make them looking not so dull? I took a look in your amazon shop too and have a few things in my cart!

Thank you for the video, I really like the way you enjoy your work

Do you have invisible orthodontic videos?

Thank you. What is the cost?

muy bueno nunca lo habis visto 😃

If durasoft sheet already had hard side why do you use acrylic ?

Hi Steve! What is considered a bad impression? How can I reduce bubbles when I pour an impression and do bubbles bother the lab technician?

I enjoy this content - its so usefull and helpfull.

By the way is it stick together?

Pls link of biosoft you use