Articulating Paper Forceps Straight

Articulating Paper Forceps – Straight

Description

The Articulating Paper Forceps – Straight is a precision dental instrument designed for the secure placement, removal, and handling of articulating paper during occlusal analysis. The straight design allows direct access and accurate positioning of articulating paper between occlusal surfaces, enabling clinicians to clearly identify high spots and occlusal discrepancies during restorative and adjustment procedures.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, these forceps provide durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance through repeated sterilization cycles. The finely serrated tips ensure a firm grip on articulating paper without tearing, while the ergonomic handle design offers excellent control and comfort during chairside use.

Key Features

• Straight Tip Design — Provides direct, unobstructed access for precise placement and removal of articulating paper.

• Secure Gripping Tips — Serrated or textured tips hold articulating paper firmly without slipping or tearing.

• Stainless Steel Construction — Durable, corrosion-resistant material ensures long-term clinical reliability.

• Ergonomic Handle — Designed for comfortable grip and precise control during occlusal evaluation procedures.

• Lightweight & Balanced — Enhances maneuverability and reduces hand fatigue during repeated use.

• Autoclavable & Reusable — Suitable for repeated sterilization and routine clinical use.

Applications

• Placement and removal of articulating paper during occlusal checks.

• Identification of high spots and occlusal interferences.

• Occlusal adjustment of restorations, crowns, bridges, and prosthetics.

• Chairside restorative, prosthodontic, and general dental procedures.

• Routine occlusal analysis in dental examinations.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing occlusal analysis and bite adjustment.

• Prosthodontists and restorative clinicians adjusting crowns and bridges.

• Dental clinics seeking reliable instruments for daily occlusion checks.

• Dental students and educators in restorative and prosthodontic programs.

• Practices requiring precise handling of articulating paper.