About the product
Get to know SHOFU DirectDia Polishing Paste:®
Product Overview:
- DirectDia Paste is a diamond-impregnated polishing paste designed for achieving a high-gloss finish.
- It is intended for use both intraorally (inside the mouth) and extraorally (outside the mouth, e.g., on dental prostheses).
Diamond Particle Technology:
- Contains 20% diamond particles within a grain size range of 2-4 µm.
- Diamond grit provides effective abrasive action for polishing.
Universal Compatibility:
- Suitable for use on natural enamel, porcelain, direct and indirect composites, and metals.
- Allows for a single polishing paste to be used across various materials.
Enhanced Visibility and Flavor:
- Light green color enhances visibility during application, ensuring complete coverage.
- Pleasant lime flavor contributes to improved patient comfort during the polishing procedure.
Application and Technique:
- Recommended for use with Super-Snap Buff Disks and Buff Mini-Disks.
- Apply a rice-grain-sized quantity for each tooth.
- The flexible felt disks of the Super-Snap system allow for effective application and reach all areas.
- Maintain rotary instrument speeds below 10,000 rpm to prevent splatter and excessive heat generation.
- The surface does not need to be dry.
- Rinse thoroughly with water following the polishing procedure.
Indications for Use:
- Removal of discolorations from tooth surfaces.
- Achieving high-luster polishing of all restorative materials (composites, porcelain, metals).
- Polishing and cleaning of natural teeth.
Packaging and Ordering Information:
- PN: 0558
- DirectDia Paste: 3g syringe
- Includes 2 application tips with caps.
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Brand or manufacturer
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SHOFU Medical Company
Shofu Inc., established on May 15, 1922, in Kyoto, Japan, by Kajo Shofu III, is a leading manufacturer of dental materials and equipment. Originally focusing on high-quality porcelain denture teeth, the company has expanded its product range over the decades to include abrasives, restorative materials, dental cements, ceramics, CAD/CAM systems, orthodontic devices, and preventive solutions.
Shofu's commitment to innovation and excellence has led to its global presence, with subsidiaries in the USA, Germany, the UK, Singapore, and China. In 1989, it became the first dental company to be listed on the national stock exchange in Japan and was subsequently listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The company is publicly traded under the ticker symbol TYO:7979.
Throughout its history, Shofu has maintained close ties with the global dental community, collaborating with universities and research institutions to stay abreast of evolving trends and techniques in dentistry. This dedication to research and technological innovation ensures that Shofu continues to provide products that meet the highest standards of quality and safety.
Headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, Shofu remains committed to its mission of contributing to dentistry through innovative business activities, aiming to help people worldwide achieve health and attractive smiles.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Answers to your questions and inquiries about the product
What is DirectDia Paste used for?
DirectDia Paste is a diamond-impregnated polishing paste used for achieving a high-gloss finish on natural enamel and restorative materials.
What materials can DirectDia Paste be used on?
It can be used on natural enamel, porcelain, direct and indirect composites, and metals.
Why is DirectDia Paste green?
The green color enhances visibility during application, allowing for precise and complete coverage.
How much paste should I use per tooth?
A rice-grain-sized quantity is recommended for each tooth.
What speed should I use with DirectDia Paste?
Rotary instruments should be used at speeds below 10,000 rpm to prevent splatter and excessive heat generation.
Do I need to dry the tooth surface before using DirectDia Paste?
No, the surface does not need to be dry before application.
What size particles are in DirectDia Paste?
contains 20 % diamond particles in grain sizes of 2-4 µm
