SERVICE
San Diego Occlusal Splint / Night Guard
San Diego dentists treating bruxism, TMD, and parafunction need appliances that fit the first time. A night guard that returns with any rock or pressure point goes back in a bag, burns chair time on a re-impression or rescan, and tests patient patience. Dani Dental fabricates hard acrylic, soft thermoplastic, and dual-laminate night guards from conventional PVS impressions or directly from intraoral scan files in STL or PLY format. Every occlusal splint leaves the bench equilibrated and confirmed against articulated models before shipping.
- Pre-paid two-way shipping, nationwide
- A named technician on every case
- Margins verified against your prescription
- Tempe + Tucson locations
THE SERVICE
Built to your prescription.
San Diego dentists treating bruxism, TMD, and parafunction need appliances that fit the first time. A night guard that returns with any rock or pressure point goes back in a bag, burns chair time on a re-impression or rescan, and tests patient patience. Dani Dental fabricates hard acrylic, soft thermoplastic, and dual-laminate night guards from conventional PVS impressions or directly from intraoral scan files in STL or PLY format. Every occlusal splint leaves the bench equilibrated and confirmed against articulated models before shipping.
THE DETAIL
How we build it.
Most dental labs handling occlusal appliances treat them as low-margin commodity work. The result is generic workflows: one or two standard thicknesses, minimal Rx review, and a technician who has never spoken to the prescribing dentist. When something comes back with a fit issue, the communication path runs through customer service representatives who were not at the bench. That friction is where chair time disappears. Dani Dental assigns a named technician to each account. San Diego practices ordering occlusal splints get a direct contact number for the person who fabricated the appliance, not a ticket number and a callback window measured in days. If the bite registration reads ambiguous or the scan file has a soft zone near the second molar, that technician calls before fabricating, not after shipping something that will not seat. Remake requests, when they do occur, are triaged within 24 hours with no-fee reprocessing on confirmed lab-side errors. The broader category of national-network labs can offer volume pricing, but the tradeoff is anonymized production and response times measured in business days. Regional single-facility labs often match our turnaround but lack the digital intake infrastructure that San Diego's scanner-heavy practices now expect. Dani Dental sits at the intersection: a family-run bench with three decades of fabrication history and a fully digital submission portal that connects directly to production. For a dentist managing a bruxism caseload across multiple active patients, consistent fit, named accountability, and a five-to-seven-day turnaround without ambiguity are the actual value drivers.
GETTING CASES TO US
Logistics, to the bench.
San Diego dentists treating bruxism, TMD, and parafunction need appliances that fit the first time. A night guard that returns with any rock or pressure point goes back in a bag, burns chair time on a re-impression or rescan, and tests patient patience. Dani Dental fabricates hard acrylic, soft thermoplastic, and dual-laminate night guards from conventional PVS impressions or directly from intraoral scan files in STL or PLY format. Every occlusal splint leaves the bench equilibrated and confirmed against articulated models before shipping. For San Diego practices running digital workflows, the process is straightforward: upload the scan through our portal, select the appliance type and hardness specification, and the case enters production the same day. No gypsum pours on your end, no delays waiting for models to set. Practices that have switched fully to digital submission report cutting their turnaround expectation from ten days to five to seven, with no degradation in fit accuracy. Occlusal coverage, thickness, and finish specifications are not defaults here. If your protocol calls for a 3mm hard acrylic upper with a flat occlusal surface and no anterior ramp, that is what ships. If a specific patient needs a dual-laminate with a soft inner layer for comfort tolerance, specify it on the Rx and it is built to that. San Diego's coastal humidity and temperature swings do not affect appliance material selection at the lab level, but if you are counseling patients on storage habits, hard acrylic remains the most dimensionally stable option long-term.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What practices ask
Does Dani Dental accept intraoral scan files from San Diego practices for night guard fabrication?
What occlusal appliance types does Dani Dental fabricate?
What is the turnaround time for night guards shipped to San Diego?
How does Dani Dental handle a night guard that does not seat correctly?
Can I specify a flat occlusal surface versus an articulated surface on a hard acrylic splint?
Is there a minimum order volume for San Diego practices to work with Dani Dental?
REQUEST A DOCTOR KIT
Try the work before you switch.
Request a Doctor Kit and we'll mail RX pads, a shade guide, and pre-paid shipping for your first three cases. No call, no contract.