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The GDC Articulator A5222 is a dental diagnostic and prosthodontic instrument designed to simulate basic mandibular movements for accurate occlusal analysis and treatment planning. It allows secure mounting of maxillary and mandibular casts and replicates opening, closing, and limited lateral movements, helping clinicians evaluate bite relationships and design restorations with improved precision. Ideal for dental clinics, laboratories, and educational use.
1 x Articulator A5222
Product Type: Dental Articulator
Model: A5222
Material: High-quality metal alloy
Function: Jaw movement simulation and cast mounting
Movements: Opening, closing, limited lateral movements
Usage: Prosthodontics, orthodontics, dental lab work
Compatibility: Maxillary and mandibular dental casts
Reusability: Yes
6 months warranty against manufacturing defects
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