JENIN Ball Burnisher | Dental Instrument with a Round Tip Used for Smoothing or Polishing a Restoration

Name: JENIN Ball Burnisher | Dental Instrument with a Round Tip Used for Smoothing or Polishing a Restoration
SKU: AMJN014
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Description

JENIN Ball Burnisher is designed for contouring, smoothing, and polishing restorative materials such as amalgam and composite. Its rounded tip allows clinicians to refine margins and surface texture, helping achieve a consistent finish with minimal surface irregularities.

Brand	JENIN
Features	#. Large handle for a steady grip during procedures #. Polished, rounded working end #. Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel #. Suitable for condensing and shaping restorative material #. Heat sterilizable up to 135°C
Indications	Used for composite, plastic, and amalgam placement and contouring. Used to blend material for final contouring, to achieve sculpting of areas like grooves, fissures, or pits. It can also be used to form occlusal anatomy. #. The ideal instrument used for Restorative/Conservative treatment 1. Ball Burnisher is used to burnish or finish the restorative material 2. Used to pack the amalgam
KEY Specifications	#. Type: Dental Instrument #. Category: Conservative #. Material: Stainless Steel #. Disposable / Reusable:Reusable
Directions To USE	Ball Burnisher used in burnishing amalgam. Burnishing is the process of rubbing, usually performed to make a surface shiny or lustrous. In the context of the condensation procedure, burnishing is the further adaptation and compaction of the amalgam mass at the margins and surface of the restoration.