Objective: To describe a technique for fabricating an additively manufactured maxillary occlusal device using a complete digital workflow.

Clinical Considerations: The maxillary occlusal device design may include an anterior platform to guide the positioning of the mandible in a reproducible position for facilitating the delivery procedure.

Conclusions: The described technique provides a more efficient and less time-consuming method for designing and manufacturing a printed occlusal device, when compared with conventional fabrication techniques.

Clinical Significance: The additively manufactured occlusal device designed with an anterior platform guides the positioning of the mandible in a reproducible position, facilitates the delivery procedures, and produces a more efficient and less time-consuming method when compared with conventional methods.

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