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Why use ProForm Mouthguard Laminates?The ProForm Mouthguard incorporates
3 layers of thermal plastics laminated together at extreme pressure. The layers are cross-woven under these
extreme pressures to increase tensile strength and shock transmission. The laminate also incorporates a hardened
piece of plastic (the palatal brace), which is placed behind the 4 centrals to work as a shock transmitter.
Find diagrams showing the fabrication process.
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| Heat & Pressure laminate the ProForm mouthguards into a single unit with the palatal brace imbedded between 2 layers of thermal plastics. |
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| The Palatal Brace now becomes a shock transmitter. |
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The ProForm Laminate is vacuum formed over a patient's maxillary stone cast
model. The brace is positioned behind the anterior teeth to maximize protection of the most injury
prone teeth. |
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