Metal Dental Articulator - Simple Hinge/Occlusal Frame for Lab Work

Essential Tool for Dental Laboratory & Prosthodontics

The Metal Dental Articulator is an indispensable mechanical instrument designed for the dental laboratory. Its primary function is to hold the maxillary (upper) and mandibular (lower) dental casts in a fixed, determined relationship, simulating the basic movements of the patient's jaw outside of the mouth. This simple and rigid design is ideal for general dental procedures.

Applications and Uses

This articulator is commonly used for:

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning: Analyzing the static and dynamic relationship between the opposing teeth (occlusion).

Fabrication of Basic Restorations: Creating single crowns, bridges, and inlays/onlays.

Denture Fabrication: Setting up and arranging artificial teeth for complete or partial dentures.

Occlusal Disharmony Correction: Re-mounting processed dentures for minor occlusal adjustments.

Key Product Features

Robust Metal Construction: Made from durable, high-quality metal alloy to ensure longevity and stability during lab procedures.

Simulates Basic Jaw Movement: Allows for accurate opening and closing (hinge) movements to replicate centric occlusion.

Secure Cast Mounting: Designed to easily attach and secure gypsum or plaster dental casts using mounting plaster.

Stable and Reliable: Provides a solid, non-adjustable frame for precise fabrication and analysis of dental prostheses.

Economical Choice: Perfect for general practice, teaching environments, or basic restorative cases where complex semi- or fully-adjustable systems are not required.