A Polishing Handle is a dental tool used in conjunction with polishing burs or wheels to smooth and shine dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, and implants. The handle serves as the attachment point for the polishing tools and allows dental professionals to achieve a high-quality finish on restorative materials.
Supplier: Drills and polishers for dental use
Dental equipment includes tools used for oral care and dental procedures. Examples are dental chairs, scalers, drills, X-ray machines, and sterilization units. These tools help diagnose, treat, and prevent dental issues, ensuring proper oral health and hygiene.
A Model Scanbody is a dental component used in implant prosthetics to digitally capture the precise position, orientation, and angulation of a dental implant in a model.
A Lab Analog is a crucial dental component used in implant prosthetics, specifically during the fabrication of restorations in a dental laboratory.
A Lab Driver is a specialized tool used in dental laboratories to handle and manipulate implant components, such as abutments, screws, or analogs, during the fabrication of dental restorations. It is designed for use with dental implant systems to ensure precision and efficiency in prosthetic workflows.
A Premill Abutment is a dental component used in implantology. It is designed for custom milling to create individualized abutments for dental implants. These abutments act as a connector between the dental implant and the final prosthesis, such as a crown or bridge
A Dental Milling Tool is an essential instrument used in the process of dental milling, where a computer-controlled machine shapes and refines dental restorations, such as crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and implant abutments, from a block of material. The milling tool is responsible for cutting and shaping the material to create precise, customized dental restorations.
A Link Abutment is a component in dental implant, often used to connect the dental implant fixture to the prosthetic restoration (such as a crown, bridge, or denture). It serves as an intermediate part, providing a secure and precise link between the implant and the final restoration.
