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Bausch Articulating Papers

Bausch has been helping dentists achieve perfect occlusion for over 70 years and is recognized as the world leader in providing the highest quality and most accurate articulating and occlusion products for use in every restorative procedure in both wet and dry fields.

Our vision is to combine the traditional and digital presentation of the masticatory forces on occlusal surfaces. Our OccluSense® has made this vision come true.

Introduced in 2019, this hand held unit records the masticatory forces via a pressure sensor and transmits the data to the free OccluSense® iPad app. The data can then be viewed in either a 2D, 3D or combined view. The OccluSense® pressure sensors permit the recording of both static and dynamic occlusion. The red color coating also marks the occlusal contacts on the patient’s teeth for a visual indication.

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The Bausch legacy continues as we are recognized worldwide as the leader in providing the highest quality and most accurate articulating and occlusal test products.  Dr. Jean Bausch GMBH & Co. maintains an eye towards the future by continuing product research and development.  In the fall of 2019, our award-winning OccluSense® was officially presented at the San Francisco Dental Show.   

The OccluSense® handheld unit records the masticatory forces via a pressure sensor and transmits the data to the free OccluSense® iPad app.  The data can then be viewed in either a 2D, 3D or combined view. The OccluSense® pressure sensors permit the recording of both static and dynamic occlusion.  The red color coating also marks the occlusal contacts on the patient’s teeth for a visual indication.

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