Diamond Polishing Paste for Dental Crowns and Dentures
In the field of dentistry, dental restorations such as dentures and dental crowns play a crucial role in restoring the function and appearance of teeth. However, achieving a highly polished finish on these restorations can be a challenging task, requiring specialised tools and materials.
The polishing paste contains microfine crystalline diamond particles that are highly effective in achieving a polished finish on dental restorations. These diamond particles are evenly distributed throughout the paste, ensuring consistent results across different restorations. The paste is easy to apply and does not smear, allowing dental technicians to work with precision and accuracy. One of the key features of the diamond polishing paste is its firm consistency, which makes it ideal for use with brushes and felts. This consistency ensures that the paste stays in place during application, minimising the risk of accidental smudging or over-application. Additionally, the firm consistency allows for greater control over the polishing process, enabling dental technicians to achieve the desired level of finish.
The diamond polishing paste is manufactured in-house to ISO 9001:2015 Quality Assurance standards. This ensures that the product meets strict quality control requirements and is consistently reliable. With over 70 years of experience in producing diamond products, Kemet have a wealth of expertise in the field of dental restoration materials.
The diamond polishing paste is available in a range of sizes, including 10g, 20g, and 50g jars, as well as 5g, 10g, and 20g syringes. This allows dental technicians to choose the most appropriate size for their specific needs, whether they are working on a single restoration or multiple restorations.
It is important to note that the diamond polishing paste is not approved for use in the mouth. It is intended for use by dental technicians and laboratories, and should be handled with care to avoid accidental ingestion or contact with mucous membranes.
