Frequently Asked Questions
What restorations are these polishers designed for?
They're built specifically for lithium disilicate ceramics, including E.max restorations.
What does "HP shank" mean?
HP refers to the long, straight shank used with lab micromotors, for bench use rather than a chairside handpiece.
Do I still need to glaze the restoration after polishing?
Polishing with this system is designed to bring up a high shine without a separate glaze firing, though some labs still prefer to glaze depending on the case and their own workflow.
What RPM should I run this polisher at?
The recommended range is 7,000–12,000 RPM.
What comes with the product?
Each unit is a single polisher; select the shape and grit you need from the available variant options.
What shapes are available?
Several shapes are available — check the variant options on this page for the full range.
Can I use this polisher on zirconia or standard porcelain?
It's formulated specifically for lithium disilicate. For standard porcelain, a dedicated porcelain polisher is the better match.
How long does a polisher last?
It depends on how much polishing you're doing. If it starts taking noticeably longer to bring up the same shine, it's time to replace it.
Should I polish wet or dry?
Keep the restoration dry or only lightly moist while polishing for the most consistent results.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes, we ship worldwide, and express shipping is available.