English
 |
| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
OSA-3A12
OSAKADENTAL
9018499000
Dental Zirconia Luster Polishing Kit
A Dental Zirconia Luster Polishing Kit is a specialized set of tools and abrasives designed to finish and polish sintered zirconia dental restorations (e.g., crowns, bridges, implants) to a high-gloss, natural-tooth-like surface.
Key Purpose: To create a surface on the zirconia that is exceptionally smooth and highly reflective (lustrous), mimicking the light-reflecting properties of natural tooth enamel.
Aesthetics: A high polish (luster) is crucial for making the zirconia restoration look lifelike and natural, not dull and artificial. It blends seamlessly with the patient's natural teeth.
Patient Comfort: A perfectly smooth surface feels comfortable against the cheek and tongue and does not abrade the opposing natural teeth.
Hygiene: A high-gloss, non-porous surface is highly resistant to plaque and stain accumulation. This makes it easier for the patient to clean and helps maintain long-term oral health.
Strength: The polishing process can help heal surface flaws introduced during the adjustment grinding process, potentially improving the zirconia's strength and fatigue resistance.
A standard kit is usually a multi-step system, contained in a case, with instruments for both laboratory and clinical (in-office) use.
These are rotary attachments that fit into a dental low-speed handpiece (like a lab micromotor or a clinical slow-speed contra-angle).
Diamond-Impregnated Polishing Points/Disks: These are the workhorses. They are coated with fine diamond particles in a resin or metal bond.
Coarse/Grit (e.g., Brown or Red): For initial contouring and removing grinding marks.
Medium/Grit (e.g., Green or Blue): For intermediate smoothing.
Fine/Super-Fine Grit (e.g., Yellow or Pink): For pre-polishing and achieving a near-lustrous surface.
Zirconia-Specific Polishing Kits: Many modern kits use highly durable, rubberized or silicone-based points and cups impregnated with even finer diamond particles or specialized abrasives like diamond paste. They are often color-coded for the sequence
Dental Zirconia Luster Polishing Kit
A Dental Zirconia Luster Polishing Kit is a specialized set of tools and abrasives designed to finish and polish sintered zirconia dental restorations (e.g., crowns, bridges, implants) to a high-gloss, natural-tooth-like surface.
Key Purpose: To create a surface on the zirconia that is exceptionally smooth and highly reflective (lustrous), mimicking the light-reflecting properties of natural tooth enamel.
Aesthetics: A high polish (luster) is crucial for making the zirconia restoration look lifelike and natural, not dull and artificial. It blends seamlessly with the patient's natural teeth.
Patient Comfort: A perfectly smooth surface feels comfortable against the cheek and tongue and does not abrade the opposing natural teeth.
Hygiene: A high-gloss, non-porous surface is highly resistant to plaque and stain accumulation. This makes it easier for the patient to clean and helps maintain long-term oral health.
Strength: The polishing process can help heal surface flaws introduced during the adjustment grinding process, potentially improving the zirconia's strength and fatigue resistance.
A standard kit is usually a multi-step system, contained in a case, with instruments for both laboratory and clinical (in-office) use.
These are rotary attachments that fit into a dental low-speed handpiece (like a lab micromotor or a clinical slow-speed contra-angle).
Diamond-Impregnated Polishing Points/Disks: These are the workhorses. They are coated with fine diamond particles in a resin or metal bond.
Coarse/Grit (e.g., Brown or Red): For initial contouring and removing grinding marks.
Medium/Grit (e.g., Green or Blue): For intermediate smoothing.
Fine/Super-Fine Grit (e.g., Yellow or Pink): For pre-polishing and achieving a near-lustrous surface.
Zirconia-Specific Polishing Kits: Many modern kits use highly durable, rubberized or silicone-based points and cups impregnated with even finer diamond particles or specialized abrasives like diamond paste. They are often color-coded for the sequence
