GDC Dental Articulating Paper Holder Curved - APF2C

Name: GDC Dental Articulating Paper Holder Curved - APF2C
Brand: GDC
SKU: AMGDC-2609027
Price: 485.00 INR
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GDC Dental Articulating Paper Holder Curved - APF2C

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GDC Articulating Paper Holder Curved (APF2C) is used to grasp and position articulating paper during its application inside the patient's mouth. Its tweezer-style construction, with two conjoined blades, allows for controlled placement while checking occlusal contacts.

Manufactured by GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd. in India, the holder features serrated working tips that grip the paper firmly, preventing slipping during use and supporting accurate marking of bite contact points.

Made from stainless steel, the APF2C is built for durability and long-term reliability, and is commonly used to check the occlusal surfaces of newly placed restorations, crowns, and prostheses.

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Brand: GDC
Benefits: The APF2C's serrated tips provide a firm, secure grip on articulating paper, helping clinicians achieve accurate, consistent marking of occlusal contacts. Its tweezer-style design supports controlled placement inside the mouth, and the stainless steel construction offers durability and a long service life. This combination supports more efficient and precise bite assessment during restorative and prosthetic procedures.
Features: #. Tweezer-style design with two conjoined blades
#. Serrated working tips for a secure, non-slip grip on articulating paper
#. Made of durable, long-lasting stainless steel
#. Better grip for controlled intraoral placement
#. Economical and reusable
#. Autoclavable for routine sterilization
Indications: Indicated for grasping and holding articulating paper during occlusal evaluation of newly placed restorations, crowns, bridges, and dentures, and for identifying occlusal interferences in cases such as bruxism.