AlMajd Articulating Paper – Single Sheet Occlusal Marking

AlMajd Articulating Paper is a single-sheet occlusal marking medium used in dental clinical procedures to identify and record occlusal contact points, premature contacts, and occlusal interference patterns on natural dentition, restorations, and prosthetic appliances. The marking paper transfers a thin pigment layer to tooth surfaces at points of occlusal contact, supporting accurate occlusal adjustment and equilibration workflows in restorative and prosthetic dental practice.

Clinical Advantages

Single-sheet format provides a controlled and manageable occlusal marking medium for chairside use
Thin paper substrate minimizes proprioceptive distortion during occlusal contact recording
Pigment transfer layer provides clear and accurate occlusal contact point marking on tooth and restoration surfaces
Compatible with standard articulating paper forceps and holder instruments
Suitable for occlusal marking in natural dentition, composite restorations, ceramic crowns, and prosthetic appliances

Indications & Clinical Use

Occlusal contact point identification during restorative crown and bridge adjustment procedures
Premature contact and occlusal interference detection in natural dentition and prosthetic restorations
Post-restoration occlusal equilibration and adjustment in direct and indirect restorative workflows
Denture occlusal adjustment and balanced occlusion verification in complete and partial denture fitting
Implant-supported restoration occlusal load assessment and adjustment procedures

Material & Performance

Construction: Thin paper substrate with pigment transfer coating
Single-sheet format for individual patient use and controlled marking application
Pigment transfer provides clearly defined occlusal contact point markings
Compatible with articulating paper forceps and standard occlusal marking instruments

Clinical Workflow

Load single sheet of AlMajd Articulating Paper into articulating paper forceps or holder
Dry occlusal surfaces of target teeth or restoration prior to marking procedure
Position articulating paper over occlusal surfaces and instruct patient to occlude in intended occlusal position
Remove paper and examine pigment transfer markings on tooth or restoration surfaces
Adjust high contact points using appropriate rotary or hand instruments per clinical protocol
Repeat marking and adjustment cycle until desired occlusal contact pattern is achieved