| | Ivoclar Vivadent Metals
Colado CC
The predominantly base metal Colado CC cobalt-chromium alloy is the economical alternative to precious metal alloys. Colado CC is particularly suitable for ceramic and composite veneers.
Advantages
- Wide range of indications, especially suitable for implant superstructures and the press technique
- Outstanding bonding strength with veneering materials (ceramics and composites)
- Excellent melting and casting properties for a homogeneous microstructure
- Convenient handling and polishing properties
- Tested and certified biocompatibility (high corrosion resistance)
- Coordinated compatibility with the Ivoclar Vivadent product system
Indications
- Single crowns
- Telescope and conus crowns
- Root canal posts
- Short- and long-span bridges
- Implant superstructures
- Model casts
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent Metals
Colado NC
Colado NC is a predominantly base metal alloy that features coordinated mechanical and physical properties for use in conjunction with conventional metal-ceramic and composite material.
Advantages
- Light oxide
- High temperatur strength for accurately fitting restorations
- CTE value is coordinated with conventional metal-ceramics for the layering and the press technique
- No long-term cooling necessary
- High strength values; thus optimally suitable for long-span restorations
- Suitable for bonding systems and veneering composites (e.g. SR Link / SR Adoro)
Indications:
- Onlays,
- ¾ crown
- ceramic crowns
- crowns
- telescopic and conus crowns
- posts
- short- and long span bridges
- partial dentures
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent SRL Gilvest
Gilvest Liquid G 1L
Suitable for all metallic alloys, crowns and fixed bridges, also for the pressed ceramic technique, the coating can be used in the conventional heating or fast (Speed) technique.
Used with Gilvest MG Speed.
Click Here To Download The Safety Data Sheet
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| | SRL Gilvest
Aluminium Oxide
An iron-free abrasive/refractory material for the toughest demands.
Application:
Wet and dry blasting
Grinding, lapping and polishing media
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| | SRL Gilvest
Aluminium Oxide
An iron-free abrasive/refractory material for the toughest demands.
Application:
Wet and dry blasting
Grinding, lapping and polishing media
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| | SRL Gilvest
Aluminium Oxide
An iron-free abrasive/refractory material for the toughest demands.
Application:
Wet and dry blasting
Grinding, lapping and polishing media
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| | SRL Gilvest
Aluminium Oxide
An iron-free abrasive/refractory material for the toughest demands.
Application:
Wet and dry blasting
Grinding, lapping and polishing media
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| | SRL Gilvest Glass Beads
Abrasive blasting media
Application:
- Surface treatment
- Cleaning blasting
- Polishing
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| | 4ALL 1000G
4all is a nickel-chromium ceramic alloy. The reduced hardness makes it easy to process and the excellent melting and flow properties enable accurately fitting restorations.
Indications
- Telescope crowns, conus crowns
- Bridges
- Wide-span bridges
- Cast posts / cores, bars, attachments
Advantages
- Reduced hardness
- Easy to divest
- Excellent melting and flow properties
- Compatible with conventional metal-ceramics (e.g. IPS Style®) and laboratory composites (e.g. SR Nexco®)
- Tested biocompatibility
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| | Tetric CAD for CEREC
Tetric CAD for CEREC / inLab MT C14 / 5 A1
Tetric CAD is an aesthetic composite block for the efficient fabrication of indirect single-tooth restorations by means of the CAD/CAM technology. Tetric CAD is based on the proven Tetric technology and is the digital supplement to the direct restoratives of the Tetric Evo-Line.
Due to the pronounced chameleon effect, Tetric CAD restorations blend in with the residual tooth structure in an optically pleasing manner.
The restoration is polished after milling and then seated using an adhesive cementation protocol. This processing technique is very efficient and leads to an aesthetic result quickly and easily.
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IPS e.max CAD Crystall Stains Refill
Intensive stains in paste form for the reproduction of natural characteristics. They are optimally coordinated for use with IPS e.max CAD.
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IPS e.max CAD CER/inLab MO A14 (S) x 5
IPS e.max CAD is an innovative lithium disilicate glass-ceramic for CAD/CAM applications. This unrivalled material combines highly esthetic qualities with exceptional user-friendliness. Unlike other CAD/CAM materials, IPS e.max CAD covers a comprehensive spectrum of indications. A wide range of translucency levels, shades and block sizes offer greater flexibility for challenging clinical situations. Tried-and-tested cementation materials have been specifically designed to complement IPS e.max CAD to provide long lasting and durable restorations.
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent Telio System
Telio CAD
Telio CAD consists of acrylate polymer (PMMA) blocks for the fabrication of long-term temporaries using CAD/CAM technology.
Telio CAD provides a long-term provisional solution for CAD/CAM applications. This material is available via fabrication in-house utilizing authorized chairside design/milling systems. The restorations can be polished quickly and efficiently or they can be characterized with stains. Furthermore, incisal areas may be customized with light-curing layering materials or Telio Lab materials to attain highly esthetic results. Telio CAD blocks can be milled in the Ivoclar Vivadent PrograMill One, the CEREC System (Sirona) and Planmeca FIT System (E4D Technologies).
Telio CAD - the highlights:
- Long-term (12-month) wear period
- Durable shade stability and lifelike fluorescence
- 6 shades (BL3, A1, A2, A3, A3.5 and B1)
- Telio CAD blocks are available in 2 bridge sizes (B40L, B55)
- High material homogeneity due to industrial manufacturing process
- Temporaries can be easily reproduced.
Indications:
- Temporary anterior and posterior crowns
- Temporary anterior and posterior bridges with up to 2 pontics
- Temporary restorations on implants
- Therapeutic restorations to correct TMJ problems and occlusal adjustments
Additional Telio CAD Applications Telio CAD Abutment Solutions:
Telio CAD offers individual implant-supported restorations for the temporary treatment period. The Telio CAD A16 is used for the CAD/CAM-supported fabrication of temporary implant-supported hybrid abutment crowns for individual temporary single-tooth restorations. The homogeneous, highly cross-linked PMMA blocks feature a prefabricated interface of size S or L for the direct cementation onto the Ti base from Sirona.
Hybrid abutment crowns made of Telio CAD A16 combine abutment and monolithic crown in a 2-in-1 solution.
They are used after the insertion of the implant and before the placement of the permanent restoration made of IPS e.max CAD. Shape, esthetics and emergence profile can be easily adapted at any time. Telio CAD A16 thus represents the basis for the subsequent permanent restoration with IPS e.max CAD and IPS e.max Press Abutment Solutions.
Advantages:
- Immediate load-bearing ability when cemented to a titanium base or after the healing phase
- Easy design of the emergence profile
- Visualization of the permanent restorative solution
- Blocks are available in size A16 and six LT shades (BL3, A1, A2, A3, A3.5, B1)
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent IPS Empress CAD
IPS Empress CAD HT/LT Shade Guide A-D
To prevent cross-contamination in the oral cavity, the individual tabsand the entire shade guide are autoclavable.This material shade guide shows the A-D and Bleach shades in which the IPS Empress® CAD materials are available.
This shade guide shows the A-D and Bleach shades in which the IPS Empress CAD materials are available.
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent Telio System
Telio CAD CEREC / inLab LT
Telio CAD are cross-linked PMMA blocks. As a result of the industrial polymerization process, the blocks feature high material homogeneity. Furthermore, the temporary can be easily reproduced at any time due to the CAD/CAM fabrication process.
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent Telio System
Telio CAD for CEREC Starter Kit
The Telio CAD Starter Kit contains blocks, cementation material, a desensitizer and additional accessories for chairside applications with the CEREC System.
Kit Includes:
- 2 x Telio CAD for CEREC and inLab LT Blocks B40L, Shade: A1
- 3 x Telio CAD for CEREC and inLab LT Blocks B40L, Shade: A2
- 3 x Telio CAD for CEREC and inLab LT Blocks B40L, Shade: A3
- 1 x 6g Telio CS Link, transparent
- 1 x 5g Telio CS Desensitizer
- 1 x OptraPol Test Pack
- var. accessories
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| | Ivoclar Vivadent
Scan spray
- The scan spray is used to matt glossy surfaces.
- including spray tube for better dosage
- Content: 400 ml per can
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| | IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime
IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime delivers a superior level of quality and high-end esthetics in zirconium oxide restorations. Furthermore, optimized workflows enhance the efficiency and profitability of your dental lab. The Prime product family includes IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime and IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime Esthetic, which complement each other in terms of their material composition and their range of applications.
Exceptional esthetics
- High-quality restorations featuring a seamless internal progression of shade
- Precise shading of the material to match the desired A-D shade
Versatile areas of application
- IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime: from crowns to wide-span bridges
- IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime Esthetic: crowns and 3-unit bridges
- Accommodates all fabrication techniques: glazing, staining, cut-back, layering and infiltration
Gradient Technology: the highlight
- Unique manufacturing technology
- Lifelike esthetic appearance, high accuracy of fit and optimized translucency
- Intelligent disc design
Two products that complement each other to the max
- IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime is the all-round disc for a wide variety of applications and techniques
- IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime Esthetic is a specialist disc that allows natural-looking crowns to be created efficiently
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| | Zircon Brite
ZIRCON-BRITE is a solid polish provided in a jar that can be used to polish all types of crown and bridge restorative materials. Including:
- Zirconium Sub-structure Collars
- Zirconium Full-Contour Restorations
- Layered Porcelains
- IPS e.max® and Empress® Porcelains
- All Cad/Cam Generated Restorations
- All Composite Restorations
ZIRCON-BRITE is unique in two major areas:
- It is the ONLY polish that will shine Zirconium to a high luster!
- It will polish all of the materials mentioned above in seconds!
ZIRCON-BRITE is unique both in performance and price. It works extremely fast and costs about one-tenth the price of competitive products.
ZIRCON-BRITE was previously sold and distributed as “BRITENESS,” but as DVA discovered its effectiveness with Zirconia, it has been re-named to its present ZIRCON-BRITE.
ZIRCON-BRITE‘s packaging has also been re-designed. It is now available in twenty (20-g) gram jars offering wider access for brushes and wheels.
Dental packages are also available, which include convenient to use polishing bristle brushes for:
- Effective, ease-of-use
- Prevention of patient cross-contamination (The brushes are designed for a one-time ‘dip’ into the jar; loaded with ZIRCON-BRITE, applied to the working area, and then discarded)
- Easy access for polishing occlusal surfaces
- Easy polishing in occlusal anatomy
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| | Wieland Accessories
Zenotec RFID Labels 5 pcs
RFID lables for use with millable materials in the Zenotec Select.
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| | What Is Diashine?
DiaShine Polishing Compound is a premier polishing paste for every dental restorative material (ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals). The combination of our unique carrier (binder) with our specific sized & shaped diamond particles make polishing less wasteful and creates a very quick high lustre finish.
DiaShine, comprised of food grade materials, is completely water soluble and versatile using the paste/brush technique allowing the user to easily reach the entire anatomy. Used as recommended, DiaShine does not remove the restorative material therefore keeping the morphology and integrity of the restoration intact.
By polishing with DiaShine, a much smoother surface is achieved which may enhance bio-compatibility with gingiva, reduce wear of the opposing dentition and lessen the chance of surface micro fractures.
How Do I Get Diashine Onto The Bristle Brush?
Part of what makes DiaShine work so well is the unique binder; there is no need to add water or any other substance to the polish.
Simply take your bristle brush or felt of choice, run it at a low speed (5k rpm is recommended) and slowly dip the brush into the tub. The friction created will melt the paste onto the brush. When you see the brush changing to the colour of the paste, you have enough.
How Does DiaShine Work?
Because of the unique composition of the binder/carrier, the compound stays on the rotary applicator and the object being polished. This coupled with the specific size & shape of our diamond powder enables a high gloss finish to be obtained quickly and with minimal effort.
What Are The Different Types Of Diashine And What Are They Used For?
The Fine grit is the most popular and available in two versions, Fine and Fine Soft. Fine is a very hard compound and is best used with a stiff bristle brush or felt. Fine Soft is a slightly softer version of the Fine and can be used on composites or the newer nano and hybrid ceramics.
Medium DiaShine will give you a quick high shine, but not a high lustre – this can also be used to bring a shine back.
Coarse is used for obtaining a matte finish or for smoothing (prepping) the surface for final polishing – great for smoothing out occlusal anatomy.
Intra Oral is the chairside version of the Fine grit for polishing after adjusting in the mouth.
What About The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Intra Oral is the softest version of DiaShine allowing for easy extrusion from the syringe for polishing chairside. Similar to the laboratory versions, this is also food grade. The Intra Oral has a mild peppermint odour and slightly higher concentration of diamond powder. Intra Oral DiaShine can be used on any type of restorative material such as ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals.
How Do I Apply The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Extrude a small amount of polish directly onto the restoration or rub onto restoration with your finger. Spread the polish over the surface with your brush of choice (See our brushes HERE) at around 5k rpm. After spreading the polish onto the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm.
How Do I Use Diashine With Ceramics?
The surface to be polished should be properly prepped or smoothed; use of rubber wheels/points or Coarse DiaShine can be used to prep the surface.
Lightly load DiaShine onto a bristle brush or felt by slowly (around 5k rpm) rotating the brush/felt in the tub of DiaShine. The friction will ‘melt’ the paste onto the brush. Apply the polish to the restorative surface at a relatively low speed first. Once polish is on the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm and slowly move the brush over the surface with moderate pressure on the pull stroke. One brush can polish the entire restoration as it will adapt to the contours. For more information on particular restorative material protocols, access our “Tutorials” Section HERE.
How Do I Remove Excess Material After Polishing?
All DiaShine polish is completely water soluble. You may use a soft brush or similar tool to remove excess polish. Another option is to spray away the excess.
Can I Polish Metals?
Yes, all types of metals can be polished to a high lustre, including gold alloys and titanium. However, polishing metals will stain the bristle brush or felt – do not use the same brush on ceramics.
What Do You Suggest For Applying The Compound?
We recommend using bristle brushes and sometimes felts for applications.
To apply the Fine DiaShine, use of a stiff or medium bristle brush is best. For Fine Soft, Medium, Coarse and Super Fine, you may use a soft or medium bristle brush. When polishing most ceramics, the soft, medium or stiff bristle brushes will be sufficient. However on the nano and hybrid materials, we recommend a soft or medium bristle brush so as not to take away any of the restorative surface. Experimentation will allow the user to modify this technique to his/her specific needs.
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| | What Is Diashine?
DiaShine Polishing Compound is a premier polishing paste for every dental restorative material (ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals). The combination of our unique carrier (binder) with our specific sized & shaped diamond particles make polishing less wasteful and creates a very quick high lustre finish.
DiaShine, comprised of food grade materials, is completely water soluble and versatile using the paste/brush technique allowing the user to easily reach the entire anatomy. Used as recommended, DiaShine does not remove the restorative material therefore keeping the morphology and integrity of the restoration intact.
By polishing with DiaShine, a much smoother surface is achieved which may enhance bio-compatibility with gingiva, reduce wear of the opposing dentition and lessen the chance of surface micro fractures.
How Do I Get Diashine Onto The Bristle Brush?
Part of what makes DiaShine work so well is the unique binder; there is no need to add water or any other substance to the polish.
Simply take your bristle brush or felt of choice, run it at a low speed (5k rpm is recommended) and slowly dip the brush into the tub. The friction created will melt the paste onto the brush. When you see the brush changing to the colour of the paste, you have enough.
How Does DiaShine Work?
Because of the unique composition of the binder/carrier, the compound stays on the rotary applicator and the object being polished. This coupled with the specific size & shape of our diamond powder enables a high gloss finish to be obtained quickly and with minimal effort.
What Are The Different Types Of Diashine And What Are They Used For?
The Fine grit is the most popular and available in two versions, Fine and Fine Soft. Fine is a very hard compound and is best used with a stiff bristle brush or felt. Fine Soft is a slightly softer version of the Fine and can be used on composites or the newer nano and hybrid ceramics.
Medium DiaShine will give you a quick high shine, but not a high lustre – this can also be used to bring a shine back.
Coarse is used for obtaining a matte finish or for smoothing (prepping) the surface for final polishing – great for smoothing out occlusal anatomy.
Intra Oral is the chairside version of the Fine grit for polishing after adjusting in the mouth.
What About The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Intra Oral is the softest version of DiaShine allowing for easy extrusion from the syringe for polishing chairside. Similar to the laboratory versions, this is also food grade. The Intra Oral has a mild peppermint odour and slightly higher concentration of diamond powder. Intra Oral DiaShine can be used on any type of restorative material such as ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals.
How Do I Apply The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Extrude a small amount of polish directly onto the restoration or rub onto restoration with your finger. Spread the polish over the surface with your brush of choice (See our brushes HERE) at around 5k rpm. After spreading the polish onto the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm.
How Do I Use Diashine With Ceramics?
The surface to be polished should be properly prepped or smoothed; use of rubber wheels/points or Coarse DiaShine can be used to prep the surface.
Lightly load DiaShine onto a bristle brush or felt by slowly (around 5k rpm) rotating the brush/felt in the tub of DiaShine. The friction will ‘melt’ the paste onto the brush. Apply the polish to the restorative surface at a relatively low speed first. Once polish is on the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm and slowly move the brush over the surface with moderate pressure on the pull stroke. One brush can polish the entire restoration as it will adapt to the contours. For more information on particular restorative material protocols, access our “Tutorials” Section HERE.
How Do I Remove Excess Material After Polishing?
All DiaShine polish is completely water soluble. You may use a soft brush or similar tool to remove excess polish. Another option is to spray away the excess.
Can I Polish Metals?
Yes, all types of metals can be polished to a high lustre, including gold alloys and titanium. However, polishing metals will stain the bristle brush or felt – do not use the same brush on ceramics.
What Do You Suggest For Applying The Compound?
We recommend using bristle brushes and sometimes felts for applications.
To apply the Fine DiaShine, use of a stiff or medium bristle brush is best. For Fine Soft, Medium, Coarse and Super Fine, you may use a soft or medium bristle brush. When polishing most ceramics, the soft, medium or stiff bristle brushes will be sufficient. However on the nano and hybrid materials, we recommend a soft or medium bristle brush so as not to take away any of the restorative surface. Experimentation will allow the user to modify this technique to his/her specific needs.
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| | What Is Diashine?
DiaShine Polishing Compound is a premier polishing paste for every dental restorative material (ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals). The combination of our unique carrier (binder) with our specific sized & shaped diamond particles make polishing less wasteful and creates a very quick high lustre finish.
DiaShine, comprised of food grade materials, is completely water soluble and versatile using the paste/brush technique allowing the user to easily reach the entire anatomy. Used as recommended, DiaShine does not remove the restorative material therefore keeping the morphology and integrity of the restoration intact.
By polishing with DiaShine, a much smoother surface is achieved which may enhance bio-compatibility with gingiva, reduce wear of the opposing dentition and lessen the chance of surface micro fractures.
How Do I Get Diashine Onto The Bristle Brush?
Part of what makes DiaShine work so well is the unique binder; there is no need to add water or any other substance to the polish.
Simply take your bristle brush or felt of choice, run it at a low speed (5k rpm is recommended) and slowly dip the brush into the tub. The friction created will melt the paste onto the brush. When you see the brush changing to the colour of the paste, you have enough.
How Does DiaShine Work?
Because of the unique composition of the binder/carrier, the compound stays on the rotary applicator and the object being polished. This coupled with the specific size & shape of our diamond powder enables a high gloss finish to be obtained quickly and with minimal effort.
What Are The Different Types Of Diashine And What Are They Used For?
The Fine grit is the most popular and available in two versions, Fine and Fine Soft. Fine is a very hard compound and is best used with a stiff bristle brush or felt. Fine Soft is a slightly softer version of the Fine and can be used on composites or the newer nano and hybrid ceramics.
Medium DiaShine will give you a quick high shine, but not a high lustre – this can also be used to bring a shine back.
Coarse is used for obtaining a matte finish or for smoothing (prepping) the surface for final polishing – great for smoothing out occlusal anatomy.
Intra Oral is the chairside version of the Fine grit for polishing after adjusting in the mouth.
What About The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Intra Oral is the softest version of DiaShine allowing for easy extrusion from the syringe for polishing chairside. Similar to the laboratory versions, this is also food grade. The Intra Oral has a mild peppermint odour and slightly higher concentration of diamond powder. Intra Oral DiaShine can be used on any type of restorative material such as ceramics, composites, provisionals and metals.
How Do I Apply The I/O (Intra-Oral) Diashine?
Extrude a small amount of polish directly onto the restoration or rub onto restoration with your finger. Spread the polish over the surface with your brush of choice (See our brushes HERE) at around 5k rpm. After spreading the polish onto the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm.
How Do I Use Diashine With Ceramics?
The surface to be polished should be properly prepped or smoothed; use of rubber wheels/points or Coarse DiaShine can be used to prep the surface.
Lightly load DiaShine onto a bristle brush or felt by slowly (around 5k rpm) rotating the brush/felt in the tub of DiaShine. The friction will ‘melt’ the paste onto the brush. Apply the polish to the restorative surface at a relatively low speed first. Once polish is on the restoration, increase speed to around 10k rpm and slowly move the brush over the surface with moderate pressure on the pull stroke. One brush can polish the entire restoration as it will adapt to the contours. For more information on particular restorative material protocols, access our “Tutorials” Section HERE.
How Do I Remove Excess Material After Polishing?
All DiaShine polish is completely water soluble. You may use a soft brush or similar tool to remove excess polish. Another option is to spray away the excess.
Can I Polish Metals?
Yes, all types of metals can be polished to a high lustre, including gold alloys and titanium. However, polishing metals will stain the bristle brush or felt – do not use the same brush on ceramics.
What Do You Suggest For Applying The Compound?
We recommend using bristle brushes and sometimes felts for applications.
To apply the Fine DiaShine, use of a stiff or medium bristle brush is best. For Fine Soft, Medium, Coarse and Super Fine, you may use a soft or medium bristle brush. When polishing most ceramics, the soft, medium or stiff bristle brushes will be sufficient. However on the nano and hybrid materials, we recommend a soft or medium bristle brush so as not to take away any of the restorative surface. Experimentation will allow the user to modify this technique to his/her specific needs.
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