Tor Vm Stem Polishing Discs kit (41pcs) No. 1.620

• Unique, flexible discs easily adapts to irregular, convex and concave tooth surfaces.
• Excellent polishing effect
• Super thin polishing discs create natural intraproximal and labial contours
• Cost effective
• Standard color coding for simplified selection of the correct polishing discs

• Diameter - 12mm
• Colours - Blue, Green,Yellow, White

Stem Polishing Discs : 1 kit contains 40 pcs. + 1 Mandrel

• 10 x Stem Polishing Discs No. 1.621
• 10 x Stem Polishing Discs No. 1.622
• 10 x Stem Polishing Discs No. 1.623
• 10 x Stem Polishing Discs No. 1.624
• 1 x Mandrel No. 1.111

• Remove excess composite and contour the restoration using a fine diamond or carbide bur.
• Accurately open the package with discs to avoid squabbling and mixing of the discs and choose disc for gross reduction of necessary diameter.
• Place disc for gross reduction by gentle pushing of the connector onto preliminary sterilized mandrel until the disc is secure connected (disc must not wobble on mandrel).
• Start polishing at a speed not more than 10000 rpm. (change speed and duration when using disc of another type).
• When the polishing is finished wash away the residuals of polishing.
• Remove the gross reduction disc from mandrel by positioning a thumbnail under the disc connector and pushing the disc away from the mandrel.
• Place disc for contouring by gentle pushing of the connector onto mandrel until the disc is secure (disc must not wobble on mandrel) and repeat procedures 3 – 4 taking into account changed abrasiveness of the disc).

• Country of Origin: Made in Russia

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: How often should stem polishing discs be replaced?
Answer: Polishing discs should be replaced after each use to ensure maximum effectiveness and to minimize the risk of cross-contamination. Discs that show signs of wear or damage should be discarded immediately.

Question: Are there any risks or side effects associated with using stem polishing discs?Answer: Improper use of polishing discs can cause damage to the restoration or the patient's teeth, such as creating rough spots or over-polishing. Additionally, excessive use of abrasive tools can remove too much material from the restoration, compromising its structural integrity.