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1. Start by thoroughly cleaning the oral appliance using a non-abrasive toothbrush and mild soap or denture cleaner. Rinse it well to remove any residue.
2. Inspect the oral appliance for any damages or wear and tear. If you notice any cracks or loose parts, consult with a dental professional before using it.
3. Apply a thin layer of denture adhesive or dental bonding agent to the appropriate areas of the oral appliance. This will help secure it in place and prevent it from shifting during use.
4. Gently insert the oral appliance into your mouth, making sure that it fits comfortably and properly. Adjust the appliance as necessary to achieve the correct fit.
5. Bite down firmly on the oral appliance to ensure that it is properly seated and not moving around. Use your fingers to gently press and mold the appliance to the contours of your teeth and gums.
6. If necessary, consult with a dental professional to make any additional adjustments to the oral appliance for optimum comfort and effectiveness.

Who needs oral appliances for parafunctional:

1. Individuals who grind their teeth (bruxism) during sleep or when awake may benefit from using oral appliances. Bruxism can lead to tooth damage, jaw pain, headaches, and other related issues. Oral appliances can help protect the teeth and alleviate symptoms.
2. People who suffer from temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) may find relief by using oral appliances. These appliances can help reduce the pressure on the jaw joint and alleviate associated pain and discomfort.
3. Athletes involved in contact sports or activities that carry a risk of dental trauma may use oral appliances to protect their teeth from injury. These appliances are often called mouthguards and are designed to absorb and distribute impact forces.

Please note that the use of oral appliances for parafunctional conditions should be recommended and supervised by a dental professional. They will be able to assess your specific needs and provide guidance on the most suitable oral appliance for your individual situation.

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Oral appliances for parafunctional are devices used to protect teeth and jaws from the effects of grinding or clenching.

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Information such as the patient's name, the type of appliance used, the date of installation, and the dentist's information must be reported on oral appliances for parafunctional.