Maarc Dental Articulating Paper - 40µ Microns & 100µ Microns

Width : 20mm

Thickness :

• 40 micron
• 100 micron

Color : Blue, red

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage
• Store at Temp between 10°C to 40°C

Preparation

• Ensure the occlusal surfaces of the teeth are clean and dry. Remove any debris or saliva that may affect the results.

Selection:
Choose the appropriate thickness of articulating paper based on the specific clinical need. Use 40µ for fine adjustments and 100µ for heavier occlusal contacts.
Application:
Cut a suitable piece of the articulating paper if needed.Place the articulating paper between the upper and lower teeth, ensuring proper positioning to check occlusal contacts.
Biting:
Instruct the patient to bite down gently on the paper to create markings on the occlusal surfaces. Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the paper.
Assessment:
Remove the articulating paper and observe the markings. Evaluate the occlusal contacts based on the color and location of the marks.
Adjustment:
If necessary, perform any required adjustments to occlusion based on the findings. Reapply the paper to confirm changes.
Final Checks:
After adjustments, recheck occlusion to ensure proper contact and alignment, using fresh articulating paper as needed.
Cleanup:
Dispose of the used articulating paper according to standard waste disposal protocols. 

• hickness Options: Available in 40µ and 100µ microns, catering to different clinical needs—fine adjustments vs. heavier occlusal contacts.
• Color-Coded: Provides clear, vibrant markings for easy assessment of occlusal contacts.
• Durable: Strong material ensures it withstands biting forces without tearing easily.
• Precision: Designed for accurate articulation checks, helping to identify occlusal discrepancies effectively.
• Easy to Use: Simple application process for both clinicians and patients.
• Versatile: Suitable for various dental procedures, including occlusal adjustments and restorations.

• Thickness Options: Available in 40µ and 100µ microns, catering to different clinical needs—fine adjustments vs. heavier occlusal contacts.
• Color-Coded: Provides clear, vibrant markings for easy assessment of occlusal contacts.
• Durable: Strong material ensures it withstands biting forces without tearing easily.
• Precision: Designed for accurate articulation checks, helping to identify occlusal discrepancies effectively.
• Easy to Use: Simple application process for both clinicians and patients.
• Versatile: Suitable for various dental procedures, including occlusal adjustments and restorations.