The Enhance Finishing System accomplishes the entire process of excess removal, contouring, and finishing simply by varying the pressure. Push harder to remove excess composite, ease it off for final results. In just one step the Enhance Finishing System delivers a smooth, contoured surface with a natural looking finish. It’s all about pressure. Finish in one step.
Enhance is controlled by pressure applied and can complete bulk removal and finishing using a single component.
Choose from cups, points and discs, as well as the regular and mini sizes. Find the right size and shape for the tooth shape and location.
No time-consuming re-processing, more hygienic, saves time and effort.
A smooth surface finish minimizes the presence of surface irregularities that can lead to plaque retention, staining, gingival irritation, recurrent caries, and tactile perception by the patient. Therefore, clinicians can potentially increase the longevity of their Class II restorations with proper finishing technique.1
After achieving a natural looking finish with Enhance, create a high-end luster with the Enhance PoGo diamond polishing system.
The best composite finishing system I have used to date! Great for contouring and polishing to a high gloss.
Proper finishing and polishing is important for several reasons, such as:
A smooth composite surface is more plaque and stain resistant, and is a necessary step to achieving composite longevity and patient satisfaction. Surface roughness testing proves that the composite surface is smoother when Enhance Finishers are used after gross contouring with a bur. And it achieves both intermediate and final finishing in a single step - the pressure applied controls the aggressiveness: more pressure for an aggressive initial finish; less pressure to smooth the surface. As pressure is applied, abrasive particles disengage from the Enhance cup, disc, or point to effectively buff the surface of the restoration. The result is a smooth, contoured surface in less steps.
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Foot Notes:
1 Christensen, G J. (2014). Simplifying your Class II Composite Finishing Technique. Clinicians Report, Volume 7 Issue 4.
2 da Costa J. Ferracane JL (OHSU, Portland, OR)
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