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Adaptive Polishers

MEISINGER's Adaptive Polishers make it possible to adapt to any surface structure and render flawless results in areas that are difficult to reach, such as occlusal surfaces. The design of the dental polishing burs allow for gentle polishing on restoration material, which maintains the original surface structure of the restoration.

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• Natural luster on restorative materials
• Adapts to any surface structure
• Maintains the original surface structure

 Made in Germany

 

• 9771M-260-HP Polisher, Diamond Impregnated, For Porcelain, Blue, Twist, 26mm Ø, Polishing (Medium), HP
• (Based on 72 vote(s))
• Code: 9771M-260-HP

• USD $109.25 /2PK

• Qty:
• 2PK

• ACE23 Adaptive Ceramic Polishing Kit
• (Based on 15 vote(s))
• Code: ACE23

• USD $155.75 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

• ACE23A Adaptive Ceramic Complete System
• (Based on 15 vote(s))
• Code: ACE23A

• USD $419.75 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

• ACE23AR Adaptive Ceramic Complete System Refill
• (Based on 15 vote(s))
• Code: ACE23AR

• USD $264.00 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

• ACO23 Adaptive Composite Polishing Kit
• (Based on 8 vote(s))
• Code: ACO23

• USD $164.75 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

• ACO23A Adaptive Composite Complete System
• (Based on 8 vote(s))
• Code: ACO23A

• USD $447.25 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

• ACO23AR Adaptive Composite Complete System Refill
• (Based on 8 vote(s))
• Code: ACO23AR

• USD $282.50 /1EA

• Qty:
• 1EA

What Are Adaptive Polishers?

MEISINGER’s adaptive polishers are a specialized group of dental polishers engineered to conform to various surface structures and deliver an excellent natural luster to restorative materials. These dental polishing burs feature two unique head shapes, Squid and Twist, that help clinicians reach difficult-to-access areas while providing precise and consistent polishing results.

What Are Adaptive Polishers Used For?

Adaptive polishers are designed for polishing and finishing restorative materials while adapting to the contours and surface structures of the restoration. Depending on the specific polisher, they can be used on a variety of materials, including ceramics, porcelain, and composites. Their specialized head shapes allow clinicians to access difficult-to-reach areas and polish detailed surfaces while maintaining the natural anatomy of the restoration.