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Classic 3-Pin Articulator (3.5 inch) three-point dental laboratory model articulator
  • Classic 3-Pin Articulator (3.5 inch) three-point dental laboratory model articulator
Classic 3-Pin Articulator (3.5 inch) Three-point articulator for dental laboratory model articulation – export quality

CDP Classic 3-Pin Articulator, 3.5 inch, for mounting dental casts in laboratory and clinic use.

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3-pin articulator
3.5 inch Fixed mean-value design For mounting maxillary/mandibular casts Used in denture/prosthodontic fabrication Dental lab & clinic use
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Brand: CDP (Classic)
Product: Classic 3-Pin Articulator
Size: 3.5 inch
Type: 3-point (3-pin) articulator
Application: Mounting maxillary and mandibular casts for diagnostic and basic prosthodontic work
Usage Area: Dental laboratories, dental clinics
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Manufactured by CDP (Classic). For dental laboratory use in mounting study and working casts.

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What is a 3-pin articulator used for?

A 3-pin articulator is used to mount maxillary and mandibular dental casts in a fixed anatomical relationship for study, diagnosis, and basic denture or prosthodontic fabrication.
How does a 3-pin articulator differ from an adjustable articulator?

A 3-pin (mean value) articulator uses a fixed, average condylar relationship, making it simpler and more economical than fully adjustable articulators, which can be customized to a patient's specific jaw movements.
What size is this articulator?

This Classic 3-Pin Articulator measures 3.5 inches.
Is this suitable for denture fabrication?

Yes, it is commonly used for mounting casts during denture fabrication and other basic prosthodontic procedures.

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