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Articulation tracing paper and articulation films for the control of the patient's occlusal surface
Articulation tracing paper and articulation films are extremely important tools in a dental office. They are used to control the patient's occlusal surface. The articulation tracing paper is made of a thin, flexible material that easily adapts to the shape of the patient's teeth. In turn, the articulation films are made of a thin, transparent film that is placed on the surface of the patient's teeth.
Articulation tracing paper and articulation films allow precise determination of the points of contact between the teeth and their pressure forces. This allows the dentist to determine exactly how he should adjust the patient's teeth to achieve optimal bite. In particular, articulation tracing paper and articulation films are useful for the treatment of temporomandibular joint diseases and during prosthetic work.
