Bausch Articulating Paper Micro-Thin Pre-Cut Strips Blue

Description

Product Overview

Bausch Articulating Paper Micro-Thin Pre-Cut Strips in blue are essential dental tools for occlusion marking. These strips measure 2.68 x 1.97 x 0.54 inches per package and weigh 0.8 ounces. Manufactured by Bausch Articulating Papers, this product features micro-thin construction that ensures minimal interference during dental procedures. The pre-cut design saves time and improves efficiency in clinical settings.

Usage

These articulating paper strips are used by dental professionals for bite analysis and occlusion marking during dental examinations and restorative procedures. They are suitable for dental clinics, orthodontic practices, and educational institutions. The strips help identify high spots in dental restorations and natural teeth, ensuring proper bite alignment and patient comfort.

Why Choose Us

Bausch Articulating Papers are trusted by dental professionals worldwide for their consistent quality and reliability. The micro-thin design reduces patient discomfort while providing clear, accurate markings. With decades of manufacturing expertise, Bausch ensures each strip meets strict quality standards for dental applications.

Key Features

• Micro-thin construction for minimal interference during dental procedures
• Pre-cut strips save time and improve clinical efficiency
• Blue color provides clear, visible occlusion markings
• 200-count package ensures ample supply for multiple procedures
• Consistent quality from trusted dental manufacturer Bausch

FAQ

What is articulating paper used for?

Articulating paper is used in dentistry to mark occlusal contacts between teeth, helping identify areas that need adjustment for proper bite alignment.

How many strips come in each package?

Each package contains 200 pre-cut micro-thin strips, providing sufficient quantity for multiple dental procedures.

Are these strips suitable for all dental practices?

Yes, these articulating paper strips are designed for use in various dental settings including general dentistry, orthodontics, and prosthodontics.

What makes these strips micro-thin?

The micro-thin construction refers to the reduced thickness of the paper, which minimizes interference during bite registration while maintaining marking quality.