Maarc Articulating Paper (Horseshoe Shape) 40 Microns Red & Blue

Articulating paper highlights occlusal contacts and force distribution, aiding precise dental adjustments and prosthesis insertions with clear markings.

Features

• Horseshoe Shape: The articulating paper features a distinctive horseshoe shape that allows for easy application and precise marking of contact points on the occlusal surfaces of dental restorations.
• 40-Micron Thickness: The 40-micron thickness of the paper provides an optimal level of sensitivity, ensuring that even the slightest occlusal interferences are clearly identified.
• Vibrant Color Coding: The paper is available in vibrant color coding (blue or red), making it easy to visualize and interpret the contact patterns for accurate adjustment of restorations.
• High-Quality Construction: The articulating paper is made with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and consistent performance.
• Easy Visualization: The color-coded markings on the paper facilitate clear visualization of contact points, simplifying the occlusal adjustment process for dental professionals.
• Precise Identification: The 40-micron thickness allows for precise identification of contact areas, enabling accurate adjustments for a proper fit and comfortable bite.

Essential Tool: This articulating paper is an essential tool for dental professionals, enabling efficient evaluation and refinement of occlusal relationships during the fabrication and adjustment of dental prosthetics.

Description

The Maarc Articulating Paper (Horseshoe Shape) 40µ Microns is a specialized dental product designed to aid in the occlusal adjustment and analysis of dental restorations. This articulating paper features a distinctive horseshoe shape that allows for easy application and precise marking of contact points on the occlusal surfaces.The 40-micron thickness of the paper provides an optimal level of sensitivity, ensuring that even the slightest occlusal interferences are clearly identified. The paper's high-quality construction and vibrant color coding (blue or red) make it easy to visualize and interpret the contact patterns, facilitating the accurate adjustment of restorations for a proper fit and comfortable bite.This articulating paper is an essential tool for dental professionals, enabling them to efficiently evaluate and refine the occlusal relationships during the fabrication and adjustment of dental prosthetics, crowns, bridges, and other restorative treatments. Its precise and user-friendly design helps ensure optimal occlusal function and patient comfort.

Intended use / Indications: 

Used as diagnostic device in dentistry to highlight occlusal contacts and the distribution of occlusal forces.

Key Specifications

• Purpose: Used to check occlusal contacts and adjust dental restorations, such as fillings, crowns, dentures, and bridges
• Thickness: 40 microns (μm)
• Shape: Distinctive horseshoe shape
• Color Options: Red and Blue

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Store at a temperature between 10°C to 40°C

Packaging

1 x Box Containing 6 Books

Direction to Use

Prepare the Patient:

• Ensure the patient's teeth are clean and dry.
• Position the patient comfortably in the dental chair.

Select the Paper:

• Take a piece of the Maarc Articulating Paper in the horseshoe shape.

Position the Paper:

• Place the articulating paper between the upper and lower teeth where the occlusion needs to be checked.
• Make sure the horseshoe shape covers the area of interest.

Instruct the Patient:

• Ask the patient to bite down gently and then grind or move their teeth side to side.
• Ensure they apply even pressure to get accurate markings.

Remove the Paper:

• Carefully remove the articulating paper from the patient's mouth.

Analyze the Marks:

• Observe the markings on the teeth.
• The marks will indicate the contact points and the distribution of occlusal forces.

Adjust as Necessary:

• Based on the marks, make any necessary adjustments to the teeth or dental prosthesis.
• Repeat the process if needed to ensure optimal occlusion.

Finalize the Occlusion:

• Once the desired occlusion is achieved, clean the patient's mouth to remove any residual ink from the articulating paper.