Clinical Overview
CERASTONE Arkansas Stones are designed for the precise finishing of composite materials in dental applications. These stones utilize ceramic bonded abrasives, incorporating silicon carbide and corundum grit, to achieve detailed shaping and finishing of various dental materials.
Key Benefits
- Versatile use: Suitable for finishing porcelain, precious and non-precious metal alloys, and acrylics.
- High precision: Designed for detailed shaping, ensuring optimal results in dental restorations.
- Durable construction: Ceramic bonded abrasives provide longevity and consistent performance.
- Extra fine grit: Ideal for achieving smooth finishes on composite materials.
- Convenient kit: Available in a kit of 10 for comprehensive dental finishing needs.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for effective shaping and finishing with minimal effort.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Finishing of composite dental materials.
- Shaping of porcelain restorations.
- Finishing of metal alloys in dental applications.
- Detailing acrylics used in dental prosthetics.
Instructions for Use
- Select the appropriate Arkansas Stone based on the material being finished.
- Use the stone at a controlled speed to achieve the desired finish.
- Apply light pressure to avoid damaging the material.
- Clean the stone regularly to maintain its effectiveness.
- Store stones in a dry environment to preserve their integrity.
Summary
CERASTONE Arkansas Stones provide dental professionals with a reliable solution for the finishing and shaping of various dental materials. Their extra fine grit and durable construction make them suitable for achieving high-quality finishes on composites, porcelain, and metal alloys, enhancing the overall aesthetic and functional outcomes in dental restorations.
