Recent CommentsD-Fine Shape Burs: Shape and Polish at the Same Time
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Clinician’s Choice has come out with its new D-Fine Shape and Shine Polishers. These are a set of slow speed contra-angle polishing burs that also polish as they shape, so the two processes are completed in one-step. They can be used on all resin composite materials. The polishers are coated with 25 micron diamond particles and come in several different shapes. I am always looking for a way to simplify my operative dentistry procedures and this sounds really good. I wanted to know if anybody has tried these and what your experiences have been.
Editor’s Note:
According to the Clinician’s Choice, D-Fine Shape Polishers are: “Dentistry’s first diamond primary polisher As with the original D FINE polishers, the first step is to “pre”-polish. D FINE Double Diamond Primary Polishers are the first to use proven diamond technology. Each Primary Polisher (purple) is impregnated with diamond particles (average particle size 45 microns) to help you create a smooth surface topography on hybrid composites and porcelain and to get a great initial shine in one easy step. Of course, a clean initial polish is the key to achieving a super gloss result. “
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