Fox Plane Bader

Fox Plane Bader The Fox Plane is an articulated clinical device used in prosthetic dentistry to evaluate and adjust the alignment of the occlusal plane. This instrument helps professionals visualize and correct the orientation of teeth and dental prostheses, ensuring a balanced and functional bite. Below, its characteristics, recommended use and maintenance are described: Recommended Use: Applications: Used to evaluate and adjust the alignment of the occlusal plane during bite registration and in verifying the orientation of dental prostheses. Common procedures: In the fabrication and adjustment of complete and partial dentures, as well as in the placement of dental implants and crowns, ensuring that the prostheses are correctly aligned with the patient's anatomical planes. Advantages: Provides a visual and tactile guide to ensure correct orientation of the occlusal plane, improving the aesthetics and functionality of dental prostheses, and ensuring a balanced and functional bite. Features: Material: Stainless steel Sterilizable in autoclave Measurement at the narrowest part: 13cm Measurement at the widest part: 17.5 cm Height measurement: 10.5 cm