It is important to use high-quality articulating material in your dental practice for the best results. Below are some factors that make for the best articulating paper:

• Soft: Articulating paper should fit comfortably on patients’ teeth.
• Non-sticking: You want articulating paper that is easy to remove from the oral cavity.
• Hgh color capacity: This helps you achieve the most accurate measurements every time.
• Sensitive to pressure: This allows for clear marks to be left on the teeth and improves precision.
• High-quality brands: Look for high-end brands that are tear resistant, well made, and durable.
• Horseshoe shaped: This type of articulating paper is good to have in stock for patients who tend to bite unilaterally.

The Net32 dental marketplace carries a variety of articulating materials for your dental practice. From various shapes including strips, roll, horseshoe, and curved, to red and blue color variations. We also offer deals on top selling brands, such as Bausch, House Brand, and AccuFilm. Whether you’re looking for articulating material or a pressure indicator, Net32 has you covered for all your occlusal test needs.

It is important to be precise when performing an occlusal test, and dental articulating paper can help you accurately mark where teeth are for well-fitting restorations.

Specifically, articulating paper allows you to:

• Improve accuracy
• Clearly mark points of articulations
• Create better fitting restorations, especially for patients who bite unilaterally
• Identify hidden spots you may otherwise miss

You can buy articulating paper for your dental practice in bulk at a discounted price on the Net32 dental marketplace.

Articulating paper is easy to use:

1. Make sure teeth are dry: This can be done with air from a syringe or having a patient bite into a folded up tissue.
2. Place articulating paper on the patient’s teeth: Use one color for excursive movements and a different color for biting.
3. Have them bite down firmly: Make sure the patient bites down naturally without the articulating paper right after it is removed from their mouth.
4. Check excursion movements: Make sure that the patient moves enough in all directions to capture the full range of movements.