Articulating Paper in FMR

Overview

Accurate occlusal assessment plays a vital role in the success of Full Mouth Rehabilitation (FMR). Among the most commonly used yet often misunderstood tools in restorative dentistry is articulating paper. Proper interpretation of occlusal markings is essential for achieving functional harmony, balanced occlusion, and long-term restorative stability.

IIDR proudly presents an insightful webinar on “Articulating Paper in FMR” by Dr. Sanjana Agrawal, aimed at helping clinicians understand the clinical application and significance of articulating paper in restorative and prosthodontic procedures.

This lecture will focus on the principles of occlusal marking interpretation and the practical use of articulating paper during FMR procedures. Furthermore, it will discuss different types of articulating papers, marking accuracy, occlusal adjustment protocols, and common clinical misconceptions. Participants will gain clarity on identifying premature contacts, evaluating occlusal interferences, and improving occlusal precision in restorative cases.

In addition, the session will highlight practical techniques for integrating occlusal analysis into everyday clinical workflows. Evidence-based concepts and real clinical insights will help simplify complex occlusal principles for daily practice.

Whether you are a general dentist, prosthodontist, postgraduate student, or restorative clinician, this webinar will provide valuable guidance for enhancing accuracy and predictability in occlusal rehabilitation.

Key Takeaways

Fundamentals of articulating paper usage
Understanding occlusal markings and interpretations
Types and selection of articulating papers
Identifying premature contacts and interferences
Occlusal adjustment protocols in FMR
Common clinical errors and misconceptions
Improving precision in restorative workflows
Practical tips for predictable occlusal rehabilitation

Join us for this academic session by Dr Sanjana Agrawal on 1st August 2026 at 7.00 PM on IIDR and strengthen your understanding of occlusal analysis in contemporary Full Mouth Rehabilitation.

Curriculum

2 Sections
3 Lessons
2 Weeks

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Introduction
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- 1.1
  Learning Objectives
  2 Minutes
- 1.2
  About the Speaker
  5 Minutes
About the Event
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- 2.1
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Instructor

Dr Sanjana Agrawal

FAQs

Is this webinar suitable for clinicians who want to improve their understanding of articulating paper usage?

Yes. The webinar is designed for both beginners and experienced clinicians who wish to better understand the practical application and interpretation of articulating paper in restorative procedures.

Will the lecture cover different types and clinical applications of articulating paper?

Yes. The session will discuss various articulating papers, marking interpretation, identification of contacts, and practical techniques for improving accuracy during restorative and FMR procedures.

Requirements

Recommended for general dentists, prosthodontists, postgraduate students, and restorative clinicians
Prior knowledge of articulating paper usage is beneficial but not mandatory
Laptop/mobile device with stable internet connection
Basic understanding of restorative dentistry procedures
Interest in Full Mouth Rehabilitation and clinical workflow accuracy
Access to Zoom/Webinar platform
Notebook for clinical notes and practical concepts

Features

Evidence-based practical insights and workflows
Interactive academic session with expert clinical guidance
Comprehensive understanding of articulating paper usage in FMR
Practical interpretation of articulating paper markings
Discussion on different types of articulating papers
Step-by-step approach to identifying contacts and interferences Clinical application in restorative and rehabilitation procedures
Common mistakes and troubleshooting techniques
Simplified concepts for everyday clinical practice
Tips for improving precision during restorative adjustments

Target audiences

Practitioners aiming to improve clinical precision during restorative procedures
Dental professionals interested in practical restorative workflows
General Dental Practitioners, Prosthodontists, Restorative Dentists, Cosmetic Dentists, Postgraduate Dental Students
Clinicians interested in Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Dentists seeking better understanding of articulating paper interpretation