The finishing touches on a dental restoration can mean the difference between a smiling patient and one who leaves the operatory dissatisfied. When placing direct composite restorations, polishing the material to achieve a lifelike luster is the goal and using a specialized composite polishing system can help make this happen. Using rotary polishing tools, these systems allow you to finish and polish the restoration quickly and effectively. Most systems feature an array of polisher shapes for use on different surfaces of the tooth and restoration, and some systems have different levels of coarseness available for a multi-step polishing procedure. Find a polishing system that is comfortable to use and achieves the finished results you and your patients are looking for.
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| Company | Microcopy | Microcopy |
| Item | Gazelle Nano Composite Polishers | Minnow Polishers |
| Price | Free
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| Description | Anti-crumble silicon ensures durability. Gazelle does not crumble. No paste needed. Individually packaged and sterile. Step 1 is a Satin polisher. | Nicknamed the “Go-Anywhere Polisher” Minnow polishers are small in size to provide easy access to pits, fissures and other tight spots in the tooth |
| Material Type | Silicone | Silicone |
| Instrument Type | Latch | Not Available |
| Abrasive Type | Not Available | Aluminum Oxide/Diamonds |
| Number of Grits in Sequence | 2 - Satin and High Gloss | 2 - Satin, Hi-Gloss |
| Number of Available Shapes | 3 - Cups, Points, Discs | 2 - Cups, Points |
| Handpiece Attachment Types | Latch | Latch |
| Get Info | Free
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