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Attaining mandibular stability following repositioning splint therapy. Case report.

To maintain the stable temporomandibular joint configuration attained by appliance therapy for cases of anterior meniscal displacement, a stable occlusion is required. A number of treatment modalities can achieve the desired result, but may involve complex orthodontics, orthosurgical, or restorative techniques. This report presents the treatment options, and discusses a simple, non-restorative approach that is useful in selected cases.