Articulating Paper (BK-5, BK-9, BK-10) Bausch #200strip/pkt bk 05

Articulating paper is a type of dental material used to check the occlusion, or the way the teeth come together when the mouth is closed. It is a thin, colored paper that is placed between the teeth, and when the patient bites down, the paper leaves marks on the teeth where the contact occurs. The marks can then be used to adjust the patient’s bite and ensure proper occlusion. BK-5, BK-9, and BK-10 are types of articulating paper made by the dental company Bausch. These different types of articulating paper have varying thicknesses and colors, which allow them to be used for different purposes. BK-5 is a thin, blue articulating paper that is used for checking occlusion in restorations and crowns. Its thinness allows for precise marking and easy detection of high spots in the bite. BK-9 is a thicker, green articulating paper that is used for checking occlusion in full dentures. Its thickness allows for greater pressure distribution, which is important for ensuring a comfortable fit of the dentures. BK-10 is a thicker, red articulating paper that is used for checking occlusion in partial dentures and orthodontic appliances. Its thickness and color make it easy to see and adjust any areas of the appliance that may be causing discomfort or impeding proper occlusion. Overall, articulating paper is a useful tool in the dental practice, allowing for precise adjustments to be made to a patient’s bite to ensure optimal function and comfort. Available: BK-05 Blue (BK-09) Red (BK-10)   With progressive colour transfer: pressure distribution highlighted by different colour shades. Extensive range of shapes, sizes, colours and microns available. 200 strips per booklet