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Preparation
S-Diamonds
of cavities | S-Diamonds
Preparation
Quick and
effective preparation of cavities
of cavities
| S-Diamonds
Recommendations for use:

*	 The	use	in	the	red	contra-angle

is recommended, at an optimum
speed of (160.000 rpm.

Quick and effective preparation of cavities

If used in the turbine, the optimum
speed is (300.000 rpm (except
S6845KR.314.025).

The range of S-diamonds has been

Quick and effective preparation of expanded
cavities to increase the scope of applications which now includes the preparation

Material reduction in %
120

115%
*	100
Make	sure	to	use	sufficient	spray

of cavities, thus allowing optimal prepara-

100 %

cooling (at least 50 ml/min.).

 80
 60

tory work for the subsequent direct or indi*	 40
Due	to	the	instruments'	high	cutting
Material reduction in %
The range ofThe
S-diamonds
rect restoration.
opening ofhas
thebeen
cavity
ability,120only apply low contact pressure
 20
expanded
to increaseare
thenoticeably
scope of applica115%
and the
initial preparation
100
not exceeding
2N.
  0
100
%
which
now
includes
the
preparation
Insimplified
ordertions
to prevent
the
formation
of micro
with
the
help
of these
structured
Conventional diamond
S-diamond
 80

instruments
cracks, it is recommended to use instruments
(various shapes)
of cavities,
thus allowing
optimal
preparadiamond
instruments.
When used
in combiwith rounded edges (to be recognised by the
 60
*	 During	treatment,	make	sure	that	the
tory
for the
subsequent
direct or indination
with
coarse
grit,
these instruments
letters
KR
in work
the
figure
number).
cavity 40
margins are bevelled with a suitThe
redrect
marking
illustratesThe
the
different
A comparison between conventional diaachieve
arestoration.
considerably
quicker
anddistribumore
opening
of
the cavity
able finishing
instrument after excavattion of forces.
 20

effective
material
Theare
faceted
and the
initialreduction.
preparation
noticeably mond instruments and S-diamond instruing	(for	example	with	the	H1SEM).	This
  0
shows adiamond
measurably higher
structure
of
the
blank
reduces
clogging
and ments clearlyConventional
simplified with the help of these structured
results in an optimal
prismaticS-diamond
pattern
instruments
(variouswhen
shapes) using structured
material reduction
consequently
generationWhen
of heat.
All in
in combidiamond the
instruments.
used
in the enamel, thus reducing the risk of
all, the
operation
becomes
nation
with coarse
grit,significantly
these instrumentsinstruments.
cracks in the cavity margin.
moreachieve
effective.
A comparison between conventional diaa considerably quicker and more

effective material reduction. The faceted

mond instruments and S-diamond instru-

structure of the blank reduces clogging and

ments clearly shows a measurably higher

consequently the generation of heat. All in

material reduction when using structured

all, the operation becomes significantly

instruments.

more effective.
*	 The	

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In order to prevent the formation of micro
cracks, it is recommended to use instruments
with rounded edges (to be recognised by the09.04.13
letters KR in the figure number).
The red marking illustrates the different distribution of forces.

German	patent	DE	199	08	507
European patent EP 1 031 325

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