Diamond Polishers

Our Advanced Finishing and Polishing Cups and Points are highly-loaded with ultrafine diamond particles for superior finished surfaces providing more life-like reflectance and luster. Uniquely engineered Cups & Points with an extra-resistant plastic mandrel included. Structurally stable cup and point forms will retain their shape during operation for more predictable use. Complete fissure polishing due to flexible but stable point. Enables anatomical polishing of all concave/convex surfaces. What you get: a superior gloss effect with minimal surface roughness.

Indications of Use:

• For initial finishing and final high-gloss polishing of convex and pronounced concave surfaces of esthetic/composite restorations
• Autoclavable and reusable. Use copious water spray during entire procedure. Apply light force, not exceeding 0.5 lbs (2N) of pressure. Use these polishers at low-speeds (between 8,000 and 20,000 rpm maximum) in handpieces.
• Maintenance of existing esthetic/composite restorations

Diamond Polishing Brushes

Couture Diamond Polishing Brush is made of diamond-filled cellulose filaments that change from hard to ultra-soft through water absorption. Filaments get stiff when dry for aggressive polishing. Filaments get soft and release diamond particles when absorbing water. Soft filaments allow brush to adapt to tooth surface structure and significantly increase polishing performance compared to other polishing brushes. Ideal to use on larger surfaces. Gentle to soft tissue and safe for use even lapping onto gingiva with low vibration. Stable plastic mandrel for latch-type, contra-angle handpieces. Easy, fast, one-step final high gloss polishing without paste for smooth esthetic surfaces. Faster and better polishing results on hard-filler composite resins, such as nano-hybrid composites.

Indications for Use:

• Final high-gloss polishing of all esthetic restorations
• Single-use (due to water and debris absorption). Adjust water spray when using brush from hard to ultra-soft. Apply light force, not exceeding 0.5 lbs (2N) of pressure. Use brush at low-speeds (5,000 rpm) in handpieces.
• Maintenance of existing esthetic/composite restorations