Microcapsule
Occlusal Paper

High-precision contact marking for reliable occlusal analysis. Designed to eliminate smearing, reduce guesswork, and support controlled adjustment.

ASHUR Occlusal Paper

Clinical Value

  • Clear and consistent contact marks
  • Reduced unnecessary grinding
  • Accurate pressure differentiation
  • Improved chairside efficiency

Technical Specifications

Thickness

8 / 40 / 80 / 100 / 200 μm

Colors

Red · Yellow · Blue · Green

Material

Microcapsule pigment coating

Packaging

Box · Roll · OEM available

Thickness Matrix

8μm

8 μm — High-Precision Finishing

Ultra-thin marking paper for final occlusal refinement and micro-adjustments.

40μm

40 μm — Refinement Stage

Designed for controlled adjustment of crowns, veneers, and implants.

80μm

80 μm — Versatile Clinical Use

Balanced thickness for routine occlusal checks across clinical workflows.

100μm

100 μm — Repair Screening

Quick identification of major contact points during early assessment.

200μm

200 μm — Sensitive Case Detection

Low-pressure response for sensitive patients and special diagnostics.

Two-Step Occlusion Method

Step 1 — 100 μm

Rapid screening to identify major contact points and occlusal interference.

Step 2 — 40 μm / 8 μm

Precision refinement to reduce over-adjustment and protect enamel.

Microcapsule Technology Comparison

Traditional Occlusal Paper

  • Blurred or smeared marks
  • Inconsistent pressure feedback
  • Higher risk of over-grinding

ASHUR Microcapsule Paper

  • Sharp, well-defined contact dots
  • Pressure-sensitive pigment release
  • No smearing · No guesswork

Why It Matters

Shorter chair time · Less enamel damage · More predictable outcomes

ASHUR Occlusal Paper Colors

Microcapsule Technology — How It Works

ASHUR microcapsule coating is engineered to release pigment only at true contact points. This creates sharp, pressure-sensitive dots that help clinicians interpret occlusion accurately and avoid over-adjustment.

1) Microcapsule Layer

Uniform microcapsules encapsulate pigment. Stable at rest, responsive under contact pressure.

2) Contact-Triggered Release

At occlusal contact, microcapsules rupture and release pigment precisely where force is applied.

3) Pressure-Sensitive Marks

Clear dots with better force differentiation help guide step-by-step adjustment.

Microcapsule structure diagram
Encapsulated pigment Controlled release Stable base film

Clinical Outcomes

  • Sharper marks for accurate interpretation
  • Less smearing in wet environments
  • Better control of enamel removal
  • Reduced risk of over-grinding
Recommended Workflow
Screen — Use 100 μm to locate major contacts
Refine — Use 40 μm to control adjustment
Finish — Use 8 μm for final micro-balance

Before vs After Adjustment

Microcapsule dots reveal true high points so you adjust only what is necessary.

Before and after marks

Traditional vs Microcapsule

Cleaner interpretation with reduced smearing and clearer pressure feedback.

Traditional vs microcapsule comparison

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Clinical Indications

ASHUR microcapsule occlusal paper is designed to support accurate occlusal assessment across a wide range of clinical scenarios — from routine restorations to complex full-mouth cases.

Implant-Supported Restorations

Precise contact marking helps prevent overload on implants and supports long-term stability.

  • Detect premature contacts
  • Control occlusal force distribution
  • Reduce risk of peri-implant complications
Implant occlusion

Veneers & Aesthetic Restorations

Ultra-thin options allow clinicians to adjust occlusion while preserving restorative surfaces.

  • Minimize ceramic damage
  • Ensure even contact points
  • Support long-term aesthetic outcomes
Veneer occlusion

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Step-by-step thickness protocol enables systematic occlusal adjustment in complex cases.

  • Rapid screening with thicker paper
  • Progressive refinement
  • Predictable occlusal balance
Full mouth rehabilitation

Orthodontic & Sensitive Cases

Low-pressure response supports evaluation in patients requiring gentle occlusal assessment.

  • Identify contact presence without force
  • Improve patient comfort
  • Support orthodontic finishing
Orthodontic occlusion

Recommended Thickness by Indication

Implants
40 μm / 8 μm
Veneers
8 μm
Full Mouth
100 → 40 μm
Orthodontics
80 μm / 200 μm

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