Precision diamonds for cavity and crown stump preparation and minimally invasive therapy
Precisely dosed amounts of natural diamond particles are evenly distributed over a one-piece shank made of hardened stainless steel. The ideal relation of the protruding and embedded parts of the diamond particles ensures a long-lasting low vibration performance.
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Besides the standard grained Robot Points (S, without shank marking), there is a range of super coarse (X, black banded shank), coarse (C, green banded shank), fine (F, red banded shank) and superfine (V, yellow banded shank) diamonds.
Minimally invasive diamonds
Robot Points for minimally invasive therapy were developed for maximal protection and preservation of healthy tooth substance. Six special shapes are available for the fine preparation of wedge shaped defects up to occlusal cavities.
The differently shaped, delicate abrasives have a very homogeneous grit (100 µm, standard). The very short head length (0.7 – 2.0 mm) and a slender shank neck ensure an unimpeded view on the prepared surface. For precise preparation in accordance with the MiCD concept these Robot Points are used at a maximum speed of 300,000 rpm.
Applications:
Suitable for the following materials: Tooth enamel, porcelain, composite, filling materials such as GIC and cements
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Robot Points should always be used intermittently with low pressure and water cooling.
Exact, even distribution of natural diamond particlesFive grits: super coarse, coarse, standard, fine, superfineShank and working end are produced from a one-piece blankLong-lastingPrecise concentricityAs simple or individual as needed – veneering composites and resin teeth allow you to produce aesthetically fascinating and functionally flawless removable dentures for every indication. Perfect for everyday work in your dental practice or laboratory, so that you can put a bright smile on your patients faces.
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