
Dr. Jean Bausch GmbH & Co. KG
Products & services

Arti-Brux® BK 89
Arti-Brux® is a red indicator paint which is applied with a brush (single use product) to the occlusal surfaces to be tested. After drying, Arti-Brux® forms a saliva-resistant, thin and even coating. To diagnose parafunctions (especially bruxism), Arti-Brux® has to be applied to the hard splint. Due to the color abrasions, contact areas become clearly visible.

OccluSense®
The new system combines the traditional and digital registration of the pressure distribution of the occlusal surfaces. The device is being used in combination with a 60 microns thin single-use pressure sensor coated with red color. This disposable pressure sensor is being applied exactly like a conventional occlusion test foil. The patient's masticatory pressure distribution is being recorded digitally in 256 pressure levels. The data of the occlusal masticatory distribution are being displayed with the OccluSense® iPad App. The traditional color transfer on the occlusal surfaces facilitates the assignment of the recorded data. The data which can be displayed as 2-and 3-dimensional graphics, including the masticatory distribution, with up to 150 images per second can be stored in the patient management system of the iPad App and reviewed or exported any time. OccluSense® will be available in fall 2017. As soon as we have further information available, we will send you an update.

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Bausch 200µ Articulating Paper with progressive color transfer, that highlights overall pressure distribution by means of different color shades: THE LIGHTER THE BITE, THE LIGHTER THE MARK THE HARDER THE BITE, THE DARKER THE MARK A dentist can easily obtain accurate pressure distribution within seconds. High spots are immediately visible. Bausch 200µ Articulating Paper with progressive color transfer can highlight any existing masticatory pressure interference clearly. Thinner test products which are available in thicknesses of up to 8µ (Arti-Fol®) should be used after adjusting and localizing the problem area.

Arti-Spot white BK 85 | red BK 86 | blue BK 87
Arti-Spot® is a liquid contact color for checking the accuracy of fit of crowns, inlays, onlays, telescope crowns, clasps as well as friction surfaces. Arti-Spot® is applied with a brush to the surface to be checked and leaves a thin film of approx. 3μm after a few seconds due to evaporation of the solvent. Each contact destroys the paint skin exactly at the point of contact. The contact area is then clearly visible at this point. We offer three different colors for a high-contrast display on different materials.

Arti-Fol metallic Complete black/red 12 µ BK 328
Arti-Fol metallic Complete BK 328 combines the proven Arti-Fol metallic film black/red with a new and hygienically perfect cardboard holder. Due to its special shape, Arti-Fol metallic Complete can be used individually on the left or right side or together for the entire dental arch. One package contains 100 holders, 10 of which are hygienically sealed. The unique combination of a high-tech metal foil (Shimstock foil 12µ) and a two-sided color coating with micro-fine ground color pigments enables clear visible marking of all occlusal contact points. Arti-Fol metallic Complete BK 328 marks contact points precisely and clearly on occlusal surfaces made of different materials and on natural teeth. The material enables efficient occlusal adjustments, even on occlusal splints (bruxism) in static and dynamic which can be marked consecutively with only one foil due to the two different colors.

Bio-Ink®-Flow BK 205
Bio-Ink®-Flow is intended for marking points, areas and lines on the oral mucosa, such as sore spots, vibrating line (AH-line), mucosal bands, folds and denture flanges. The relevant areas are colored with Bio-Ink®-Flow on the previously dried mucosa. When the dried denture is inserted, the color which has been applied to the sore spot is being transferred. Subsequently, the removable restoration can be adjusted.
