Smooth, fiber-reinforced, 100μ (micron) articulating paper offers clear, precise marking of occlusal contacts on various surfaces and excels in both wet and dry conditions without tearing or smearing
Occlusion is a fundamental factor in virtually every dental procedure, which makes identifying occlusal contacts and interferences essential to ensuring the adequate fit, function, and comfort of patients’ restorations and appliances. Striving to improve pretreatment diagnostics in his Ahwatukee, AZ, dental practice, Dr. John Toccafondi sought to upgrade his existing articulating paper. “We were looking for clear, distinct marks where teeth were in contact,” he explained.
Peer to Peer Review with Dr. Toccafondi
