The provider fabricates an oral surgical splint to match the patient’s facial contours by taking an impression, or negative imprint, of the patient's face. An oral surgical splint supports a patient’s facial structures in orthognathic reconstruction, or surgical repositioning of the jaws, and in other oral surgeries, such as when the mandible, or lower jaw, has been removed due to trauma or ablative surgery.
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