PREP SET: INDIRECT RESTORATION Ref.134

Intensiv Prep Set: Indirect Restoration Ref.134
Diamond instruments for indirect tooth-coloured adhesive restorations

In indirect restoration techniques, efficiency and precision are the key factors in preparation. Definitive fracture-free margins play a key role in finishing, particularly in the case of adhesive restorations. This makes the rotating instruments developed for these techniques important tools.
8614, 3614B, 8714, 3714B,
8712, 3712B, 8710, 3710B,
80D4, 8259, 3259, 3113R,
3113NR, 3116, 8040, 3040B,
8040S, 3040SB

Product description

• 4 cylindrical burs, ISO sizes 010 and 014, head length 8.0mm with rounded edges, in 80 and 25μm grits, for preparing and finishing inlay cavities and for crown preparations.
• 4 matching burs with shortened head length of 5.0mm enable comfortable preparations even in the distal areas. The shape and dimensional matching of the finishing burs ensures an exact cervical fit in crown preparations.
• Tapered and pointed bur, ISO size 016, in 80μm grit for separation.
• Egg-shaped bur, ISO size 031, in 80 and 25μm grits for occlusal reduction and the preparation and finishing of palatal parts.
• 2 tapered burs, ISO sizes 016 and 022, head lengths 6.0 and 8.0mm with rounded edges and 4° cone angle, in 25μm grit for occlusal opening of box cavities.
• 1 small tapered bur, ISO size 010, head length 8.0mm for opening of deep proximal boxes.
• 4 torpedo burs, ISO sizes 010 and 014, head length 10.0mm, in 80 and 25μm grits, are designed for preparation and finishing of labial surfaces in veneer preparations.

Indications

• Preparation of inlays, crowns and bridges, and veneers

Benefits

• Sharp-edged, fracture-free preparation margins
• Invisible tooth-coloured restorations
• Method clinically tested by the University of Zurich