Polidont kit

Polidont kit

Practicality for finishing and polishing dental restorations

The Polidont Kit is a set of products for finishing and polishing dental restorations. It consists of different types of discs that are used to shape, smooth and shine restored surfaces and can be used on a variety of materials, such as composite resin and ceramics.

High Performance

Achieve better aesthetics and durability for your restorations, with a positive impact on maintaining oral health.

Microdont technology

Discs made from high quality raw materials and without exposed metal for greater safety during the procedure

The polidont kit consists of different types of discs, strips, tips and mandrels, which adapt to the different needs and materials of each clinical case. Produced with resistant materials and no exposed metal, it avoids the risk of damaging the restorative material or causing injury to the patient's mouth. As well as being easy to use, it offers satisfactory results in a short time, saving the professional time and resources.

Flexible polyester

Discs made of flexible polyester and impregnated with aluminum oxide, an abrasive material that removes irregularities and polishes surfaces. In addition to the different granulations, the discs in the kit also have different shapes that allow for better interproximal access and adaptation to tooth curvatures.

Perfect fit

The polidont kit's mandrels are metal parts that fit into the electric motor or compressed air motor's contra-angle and are used to attach the polidont kit's disks. They provide a better fit and make it easier to change the disks.

Stainless steel rod

Stainless steel has a layer of chromium oxide that protects the metal from external agents such as water, air, acids and salts, ensuring greater durability. In addition, it is a material that does not accumulate dirt or bacteria, making it easy to clean.

Low speed engagement

Fitting at low speed must be done with care and precision to avoid damaging the instruments and products.

Discs that adapt to different process stages and surfaces

Black Disc – Extra-thick

• Abrasive on the outside or inside
• Used for removing excess and initial contouring

Green Disc – Thick

• Abrasive on the outside or inside
• Used for surface finishing and smoothing

Blue Disc – Thin

• Abrasive on the outside
• Used for pre-polishing and scratch removal

Yellow Disc – Extra-fine

• Abrasive on the outside
• Used for final polishing and shining

Orange Disc – Ultra Extra Thin

• Abrasive on the outside
• Used for final polishing and shining delicate surfaces