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15 years, 150 Million Restorations, 96% Survival Rate

Over the past 15 years you have put your trust in Ivoclar Vivadent's IPS e.max products and in return we offer your dentist-dental technician team a 10-year guarantee on newly placed IPS e.max restoration.

The IPS e.max guarantee is valid from 1 July 2020 and applies retroactively for five years for dental restorations that were permanently placed on 1 July 2015 or later.

With over 150 million restorations and a survival rate of over 96%, the IPS e.max guarantee is as reliable as the material itself.

What e.max products we guarantee for you

Zirconium oxide (IPS e.max Zircad)

Lithium disilicate (IPS e.max Press and IPS e.max CAD)

Layering ceramics (IPS e.max Ceram)

Your trust = Our promise

By choosing IPS e.max materials you are making the right choice! These materials have proven their long-lasting clinical performance on a daily basis. Our promise to you is now backed up by our guarantee. The laboratory will receive a once-off reimbursement or a replacement of the product, while the practitioner will be reimbursed for the replacement or repair of work previously performed.

Regardless of which IPS e.max products you use and in which combination and whether you used them 5 years ago or will be using them in the future, the IPS e.max guarantee gives you additional confidence and peace of mind.

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IVOdent	IVOhealth	Product Info	additional 1	additional 2	Item number:	Shade	Size	Shades1	Collection	VARIO SHADES	SIZES	Shades	Qty	Price
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		IPS E.max Ceram Ivoclar Bleach Shade Guide Procelain shade guide for bleach shades.			628605
		Ivoclar Optrastick 48 PCS Flexible adhesive tip. Indicated use for procedures: Inlays, Onlays, Crowns, Veneers and Brackets Content: 48 units			699972
		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.			DIADSF3G
		Ivoclar Vivadent emax CAD Cerec inlab IPS E.Max CAD CEREC/inLAB Impulse For the efficient fabrication of full-contour restorations (Monolithic Solutions) with maximum strength and toughness. The Blocks are available in A–D and Bleach shades and can be processed in the CEREC® or inLab® System from Sirona. They are optimally suitable for the monolithic fabrication of inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns and 3-unit bridges. Should esthetic charcterizations be necessary, they can be achieved with the staining or cut-back technique.			IPS_EMAX_CAD_CER_INL
		Ivoclar Vivadent emax CAD Crystal IPS e.max® CAD Crystall./ Add-On, Liquid For adjustments, such as in incisal/occlusal or dentin areas. These adjustments can be made directly with the crystallization firing or in a subsequent corrective firing cycle.			605569
		Ivoclar Vivadent emax Press IPS e.max Press IPS e.max Press are lithium disilicate glass-ceramic ingots for the press technique. The innovative IPS e.max Press lithium disilicate glass-ceramic (LS2) offers excellent fit, form and function combined with high strength of 500 MPa. The material is supplied in seven levels of translucency and ingot two sizes. The resulting restorations exhibit lifelike esthetics, regardless of the clinical situation. IPS e.max Press is used to produce single-tooth restorations, bridges for the anterior and premolar region, inlays, onlay, implant superstructures and custom implant abutments. A wide selection of ingots are available from which users can choose to suit their preferred processing technique (staining, cut-back or layering technique) and clinical demands. The restorations are characterized or veneered with coordinated staining materials or layering ceramic from the IPS e.max Ceram assortment. Materials intended for full-contour restorations are available in 16 A-D and four Bleach BL shades. The substructure materials for the layering technique are supplied in varing levels of chromatic shades. Available ingots: Multi ingots These polychromatic and polytranslucent ingots provide a natural shade progression from the margin to the incisal edge, and enable technicians to achieve a strong and highly esthetic restoration without needing to cutback and layer. HT ingots The high translucency ingots (HT) are ideal for the fabrication of minimally invasive full-contour restorations, such as inlays, onlays and veneers. The restorations can then be characterized with staining materials in the IPS e.max Ceram line. MT ingots The medium translucency ingots (MT) are perfect for a variety of indications from thin veneers to 3-unit bridges and are ideal for restorations requiring a higher brightness level than HT and more translucency than LT. LT ingots Full-contour partial crowns and crowns are fabricated beautifully with the low translucency ingots (LT). In the anterior region in particular, the esthetic appearance of the restorations is maximized by employing the cut-back technique. MO ingots The medium opacity ingots (MO) are used to fabricate substructures for vital or slightly discolored teeth. They create an ideal basis for lifelike restorations completed with the layering technique. HO ingots In cases where the prepared tooth structure is discolored or titanium abutments are used, the HO ingots mask the dark background to achieve highly esthetic results. Impulse Opal ingots The best option for enamel replacement. Restorations fabricated with these ingots exude exceptionally opalescent properties making them ideal for (thin) veneers with light teeth requiring an opalescent effect.			IPS_E_MAX_PRESS
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		Ivoclar Vivadent emax CAD Crystal The DIE material shade guide enables optimum selection of the die shade after preparation. To prevent cross-contamination in the oral cavity, the individual tabs and the entire shade guide are autoclavable.			597090
		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.			DIADSFS3G
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		Ivoclar Vivadent emax CAD Crystallization Glaze Spray IPS e.max® CAD Crystall Glaze Spray This is used with fully anatomical IPS e.max® CAD restorations. It is sprayed on the restorations once IPS e.max CAD. Crystall./Shades and Stains have been applied. Subsequently, the restorations are fired in a combined crystallization and glaze firing cycle.			605364
		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.			IPS_EMAX_CAD_INLA_MO
		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.			603418
		Ivoclar Vivadent Variolink Variolink Esthetic DC Refill 1 x 5g Variolink Esthetic is a light- and dual-curing luting composite for the esthetic and permanent cementation of ceramic and composite resin restorations. This material represents the next generation of the well-established, esthetic cements Variolink II and Variolink Veneer. Indications: Variolink Esthetic DC Permanent cementation of glass-ceramic, lithium disilicate glassceramic and composite restorations (inlays, onlays, partial crowns, crowns, bridges) Advantages: Excellent shade stability thanks to the patented and reactive light initiator Ivocerin which is 100% amine-free Balanced and straightforward Effect shade system Lifelike fluorescence Easy, precise excess removal Flexible, situational consistency – ideal combination of flowability and stability Impressive radiodiagnostics Shades: Light+, Light, Neutral, Warm, Warm+ and White Opaque Contains: Variolink Esthetic Syringe DC 1x 5g Mixing Tips 15x			VAR_SPECIAL_DC
		IvodentOnline Cervitec F The protective varnish enables fluoride application and germ control in only one working step In certain situations, it is of utmost importance to work swiftly. The advanced protective varnish Cervitec F offers a quick means of protecting tooth surfaces in people who have a high susceptibility to caries. This innovative combination of ingredients enables one-step fluoridation and germ control. Cervitec F is recommended as a basic protective measure in individuals who are susceptible to caries or with hypersensitive teeth. The varnish system is suitable for people of all ages. Its relatively high moisture tolerance allows the product to be applied with ease. The straightforward application protocol allows the varnish to be used in field conditions, for example, in homes for the retired or for people with special needs. Application: Caries prevention in high-risk groups Fluoridation of dental enamel Remineralization of incipient lesions Protection of hypersensitive teeth Protection against bacterial activity Advantages: 1’400 ppm fluoride plus 0.3% chlorhexidine plus 0.5% CPC Relatively high moisture tolerant Mild taste Benefits for the practice team: Combined protection in high-risk cases Fast application protocol High level of acceptance among the persons treated			682308
		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.			DIADSC3G
		Ivoclar Vivadent Ivocolor IPS Ivocolor Shade Guide Shades IPS Ivocolor is a universal range of Stain and Glaze materials for the press, CAD and layering ceramics from Ivoclar Vivadent and the Zenostar® zirconia materials from Wieland Dental. Now dental technicians only need one assortment to customize and glaze their restorations. This allows you to work more effectively, improve the economic efficiency of the lab and achieve restorations of a consistently high quality			668575
		Ivoclar Vivadent emax CAD Crystal Ivoclar Modeling Brushes Assortment These high quality sable modeling brushes are made from pure Kolinsky Sable hair. Pure, sable hair brushes exhibit a super fine tip along with great body and moisture retention which allows for precise porcelain placement. Includes: No. 10 Large Round (530388) No. 6 Medium Round (530387) No. G4 Medium Flat (530390) No. 4 Small Round (530386) No. G2 Small Flat (530389) No. 2 Small Round (530385) No. 1 Small Round (530384) No. 0 Small Round (530383)			IVO_BRUSH_SIZE
		Ivoclar Vivadent Variolink Variolink Esthetic LC Refill 1 x 2g Variolink Esthetic is a light- and dual-curing luting composite for the esthetic and permanent cementation of ceramic and composite resin restorations. This material represents the next generation of the well-established, esthetic cements Variolink II and Variolink Veneer. Indications: Variolink Esthetic LC Permanent cementation of glass-ceramic, lithium disilicate glassceramic and composite restorations (inlays, onlays and veneers) Only for restorations with a low material thickness of <2 mm and sufficient translucency (e.g. IPS e.max HT). Advantages: Excellent shade stability thanks to the patented and reactive light initiator Ivocerin which is 100% amine-free Balanced and straightforward Effect shade system Lifelike fluorescence Easy, precise excess removal Flexible, situational consistency – ideal combination of flowability and stability Impressive radiodiagnostics Shades: Light+, Light, Neutral, Warm, Warm+ and White Opaque Contains: Variolink Esthetic Syringe LC 1x 2g Mixing Tips 15x			VAR_SPECIAL_LC
		Bluephase PowerCure Curing Light 100-240V Intelligent LED light – carefree curing Patented Polyvision technology is your personal assistant when it comes to curing dental materials. This automatic assistance system helps you achieve reliable curing results. The curing light automatically detects movement of the handpiece during the light-curing procedure. It alerts the user of the improper operation by vibrating and automatically extends the exposure time by 10 per cent, if necessary. If the movement may prevent the material from curing properly, the light will automatically interrupt the exposure cycle so that it can be repeated. Bluephase PowerCure comes with active anti-glare protection to prevent the light from being activated in open space. Advantages Reliable curing performance for all light-curing materials due to polywave LED Short curing times starting from 3 seconds due to a high intensity up to 3,000 mW/Cm² Wide 10>9mm light guide for time-saving single-exposure curing procedures Additional Pre-Cure program Efficient Aesthetics Bluephase PowerCure forms a part of the "Direct Restoratives" product category. The products of this category cover the procedure involved in the direct restoration of teeth – from preparation to restoration care. The products are optimally coordinated with each other and enable successful processing and application. Experience the difference with 3s PowerCure When direct Class I and II restorations are placed in permanent posterior teeth, 3-second exposures from the occlusal aspect are sufficient for all curing steps with the Bluephase PowerCure in the 3sCure mode. Simply expose Adhese Universal, Tetric PowerFill and Tetric PowerFlow to the light-intensity of 3,000 mW/cm² produced by the curing light. You will notice right away that the curing time you require is considerably reduced. At the same time, you will continue to achieve the customary high-quality esthetic results			667092
		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.			DIADSIO
		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.			IPS_EMAX_CAD_CRYST_S
		IPS e.max ZirCAD for Cerec/inLab IPS e.max ZirCAD for Cerec/inLab LT C17 IPS e.max ZirCAD LT are pre-shaded, monochromatic zirconium oxide blocks suitable for use in the dental laboratory and the dental practice. They are used to fabricate full-contour crowns and 3-unit bridges. The high strength of 1.200 Mpa* allows low wall thickness (posterior crowns 0.6mm, anterior crowns 0.4mm) and tooth-preserving preparation. After wet processing in the PrograMill One, the restorations are sintered e.g. Programat CS4. For glazing, the fluorescent IPS e.max CAD Crystall/Glaze Paste Fluo is available. Optionally, the restorations can be characterized using IPS e.max CAD Crystall/Shades and Stains. IPS e.max ZirCAD restorations are cemented with e.g. SpeedCEM Plus.			ZIRCAD_LT_C17

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