Articulating paper Becht HORSESHOE red-blue (80μk) 144 pcs

Articulating paper Becht - HORSESHOE red-blue (80 μm), 144 pcs, Alfred Becht (Germany)

Articulating paper Becht in the shape of a horseshoe is a modern and high-quality tool for diagnosing occlusion. Thanks to the two-color coating (red/blue) and the optimal thickness of 80 μm, the paper provides accurate determination of contact zones in dental practice. The product is manufactured in Germany by the leading manufacturer *Alfred Becht* and meets the highest quality standards.

Package and characteristics

• Form of release: horseshoe.
• Number of sheets: 144 (12 booklets of 12 sheets).
• Paper thickness: 80 microns.
• Color: red/blue for convenient marking of occlusal contacts.
• Manufacturer: Alfred Becht, Germany.

Advantages of horseshoe-shaped articulation paper

1. Convenient shape - provides easy use for diagnostics in any area of ​​the oral cavity.
2. Two-tone coating - allows you to clearly distinguish the contact zones of the upper and lower jaw.
3. Accuracy - ideal thickness of 80 microns to determine the smallest contacts.
4. Economical - 144 sheets in a package ensure long-term use.
5. High quality of tear-resistant material.

Purpose

Horseshoe-shaped articulating paper is used to accurately determine contact zones during the diagnosis and correction of occlusion, installation of dentures and restorations. Thanks to the horseshoe shape, this paper is convenient to use even in hard-to-reach areas.

Features and properties

• Ideal for diagnosing occlusion in difficult cases.
• Provides a clear display of contacts even on difficult surfaces.
• Compatible with any type of restorative materials.
• Made taking into account all international quality standards.

Why choose Becht Articulating Paper?

Becht Articulating paper in the shape of a horseshoe is the choice of professionals who value accuracy and ease of work. Order now to buy Becht Articulating Paper at a bargain price in Ukraine. Quality guarantee from Alfred Becht, Germany, is your confidence in the results.

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