Bausch Articulating Papers - Janouch Dental

Combination of Bausch 200µ Articulating Paper and an 8µ articulating film 8µ offers considerable
advantages, especially on occlusal surfaces like gold or ceramic which are hard to examine. The
first test should be made with blue articulating paper. Spots are immediately evident. The bonding
agent, Transculase ® , is also transferred as a fine coating (as shown below). The next step is to take
a thin film (preferably red) because of its intensity and excellent contrast with blue. The color
transfer of the film is considerably improved with the help of the Transculase ® coating. This method
offers the utmost reliability. High spots cannot be overlooked because of insufficient marking.
Presentation of the occlusion with the 2-phase-method
Step 1
Examination of the occlusion with
Bausch Articulating paper with
progressive color transfer 200µ
Step 2
Examination of the
occlusion with Bausch 8 µ
red Arti-Fol ® or Bausch 12
µ red Arti-Fol ® Metallic
Colorless zone Transculase ® bonding agent Arti-Fol ®
Marking
So called blue"smudge-contacts"
work as a bonding agent and
form a contrasting background
for precise occlusal marking.
Clearly visible occlusal
contact points on a
ceramic surface
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...we make Occlusion visible ®