University of Berlin, Germany Ref. 011 Special diamond instruments for inlay cavity preparations according to methods developed by the University of Berlin Restorations using ceramic inlays require simple preparations with rounded interior edges and sharp cavity margins without beveling. The slightly tapered shape and suitable small diameters of these burs make undercut-free cavity preparation possible.

Intensiv UniglossPolisherScientifically proven and clinically tested at the University of Zurich, Switzerland Ref. 2300/6: trial pack with 3 polishers each, flame and cup Ref. 2310/6: pack of 6 polishers, flame Ref. 2320/6: pack of 6 polishers, cup Stable polymer diamond polisher shape for high gloss polishing for aesthetic restorations "The flame remains a flame even with multiple use!". A thin flame and a stable cup of polymeric material loaded with a high degree of ultra-fine diamond. The heart of the new shape of the polisher is made of additional hard plastic and completely follows the shapes of the flame and cups. Extremely smooth and glossy surfaces for aesthetic restorations remain the basic requirement for all long-term oral restorations as well as the overall improvement of aesthetic aspects in appearance. For clear restorations of concave and convex surfaces, the most suitable polishing tool should be selected. The preservation of the created macro-geography and the closed margins of the restorations during polishing are the aesthetic fundamentals and longevity of sound restorations.