High-quality polishing instruments for dentists and dental technicians
TOKUYAMA DENTAL offers you polishers that are optimised for our composites with spherical fillers. High-quality polishing ensures smooth surfaces, reliable function and aesthetic results. Our range includes diamond-coated systems for an efficient high-gloss finish as well as polishers made of silicon carbide or aluminium oxide. Thanks to a wide variety of shapes – from brushes and discs to cup and flame polishers – dentists and dental technicians will find the right solution for every clinical situation.
Polishers for dentists and dental techniciansWith
our high-quality polishing instruments ESTEPOLISHER, ESTEBRUSH and ESTEDISC, we at TOKUYAMA DENTAL offer dental practices and laboratories professional solutions for polishing. Whether for finishing, pre-polishing or high-gloss finishing - our polishers for dentists impress with their efficiency, versatility and first-class results. We stock polishers, polishing discs, polishing cups and polishing brushes for composites, hybrid ceramics and other common dental materials.
High-quality polishers for working with composite - TOKUYAMA Dental
Choosing the right polisher is crucial for brilliant results. Depending on the material, polishers for dentists and dental technicians require different properties in order to refine surfaces and achieve a high degree of gloss. Whether for plastic fillings, hybrid ceramics or gold - at TOKUYAMA DENTAL, dentists and dental technicians will find the right polishers. We offer systems with different abrasives, from coarse to fine grit, diamond-coated versions to silicon carbide (SiC) or aluminium oxide (AIO). In combination with a wide variety of shapes - from discs to ball polishers - the right instrument is available for every application.
Suitable polishers for composites from TOKUYAMA DENTAL
Our polishers are suitable for finishing and polishing all composites, but are specially designed for our composites with spherical fillers such as ESTELITE ASTERIA,
ESTELITE SIGMA QUICK and OMNICHROMA.
Dental polishers made of diamond grit or SiC/AIO
Our diamond polishers ensure a particularly smooth and shiny surface. Thanks to their high efficiency, they enable fast and effective polishing, which noticeably shortens the treatment time. Diamond polishers are very robust and have a longer service life. Our polishers for dentists made of silicon carbide (SiC) and aluminium oxide (AIO) are also known for their high-quality results, but the application time is slightly longer. Wear is higher and the abrasive needs to be replaced more regularly.
Aesthetic & functional results: shapes for every restoration job
Our polishers for dentists cover a wide range of applications. From polishing simple restorations to finalising complex ones, dentists and dental technicians will find various instruments for every individual application. The most common shapes include cup polishers, flame polishers, polishing discs, lamellar polishers and ball polishers.
- Cup-shaped polishers enable even pressure distribution and are particularly well suited for polishing convex and larger surfaces.
- Flame-shaped polishers taper towards the top and are ideal for hard-to-reach areas and precise work on fissures and interproximal spaces.
- Disc polishers are very narrow and are used to work on smooth surfaces and edges, especially for inlays and onlays.
- Lamellar polishers consist of flexible, radially arranged lamellae coated with abrasive or polishing agents and are suitable for working on all surface structures.
- Ball polishers, on the other hand, are suitable for detailed work and polishing smaller areas or specific points.
Dental polishers: the advantages of polishing
Teeth polishing offers numerous advantages that go far beyond aesthetic appearance.
Protected surface
Polishing smooths rough areas and prevents bacteria and plaque from settling. It therefore protects the surface and reduces the risk of caries and gum inflammation.
Oral hygiene
Smooth surfaces feel very pleasant in the mouth and contribute to a feeling of hygiene and freshness in the patient's mouth.
Protection of antagonists
Professional tooth polishing not only protects the treated tooth itself, but also the opposing teeth (antagonists) from excessive abrasion. The smooth surface minimises friction between the teeth and thus protects the enamel.
Aesthetics
Dentists can use polishers to remove discolouration and restore the natural shine of the teeth.
Reliable delivery of our polishing instruments for dentists and dental technicians
Our polishers for dentists and dental technicians stand for outstanding quality and set standards in dental technology. We also attach great importance to the reliable and prompt delivery of our polishing instruments. Order your desired products conveniently online and the goods will be delivered to your practice or laboratory in just 1 to 3 working days.
FAQ
Ideally, the polishers should be moved across the surface in gentle circular motions. This prevents selective removal and ensures an even, consistent polishing result.
Grinding and polishing tools for intraoral use that are not explicitly labelled as single-use items can be reused after proper reprocessing. Polishers that are labelled as single-use products must be reprocessed once before their first use. These instruments must then be disposed of properly.
The service life of grinding and polishing instruments is largely determined by various factors. These include the roughness of the initial surface, its hardness and the size of the area to be treated. The correct rotation speed and appropriate contact pressure also have a major influence on the durability of the products.
The following applies: Polishers must be replaced at the latest when the working area is almost completely worn away and the carrier becomes visible. Damaged or deformed instruments must not be used under any circumstances and must be discarded immediately.
Awarded products – multiple certified service
- * Our Class IIa devices are certified as a medical device in the European Union under the Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC by SGS CE1639, exclusively for the indication(s) detailed into the corresponding IFUs. Other non-medical uses ascribed to these devices are not within the scope of CE certification, and users should be aware product performance and/or safety has not been evaluated by SGS for those purposes.