Erkodur 0.6 and 0.8 mm are commonly used for Essix-style retainers, while thicker material can be selected when greater rigidity or durability is required. The finished retainer will be thinner…
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What is the best material for a Michigan splint?
A rigid thermoforming material such as Erkodur is suitable for a Michigan-style splint where a stable, accurately adjustable occlusal surface is required. Erkoloc-pro provides a hard/soft alternative when a softer…
Which thermoforming material is best for occlusal splints?
For conventional hard adjustable splints, a tough rigid material such as Erkodur is commonly used because the occlusal surface can be accurately adjusted. Where greater comfort is required, Erkoloc-pro combines…
Which thermoforming material is best for retainers?
A clear, tough material with good dimensional stability is normally preferred for retainers. Erkodur is widely used for conventional clear retainers. Erkodur-al provides a somewhat more flexible alternative, while Erkoloc-pro…
What thickness should I use for an occlusal splint?
The appropriate thickness depends on the type of splint, available interocclusal space and required rigidity. Erkodur is available across a broad range for adjusted hard splints, while Erkoloc-pro is used…
What material is best for a hard night guard?
A tough, rigid material such as Erkodur is well suited to hard night guards and other adjustable occlusal appliances. Its hard surface provides dimensional stability and allows accurate occlusal adjustment.…