$100.25

• One-step system finishes and polishes composites
• Firm pressure finishes, light pressure polishes
• ISO 060 cup shape supports broad surface access
• Aluminum oxide mounted on sturdy plastic shank
• Contra-angle plastic shank fits compatible handpieces
• Quantity: 50 per Pack

Shofu Dental OneGloss PS Disposable Aluminum Oxide Polisher, CA, Refill, Cup, #060 is used for one-step finishing and polishing of composite restorations through controlled changes in contact pressure. The system allows clinicians to move from surface refinement to final polishing with the same disposable polisher, helping streamline restorative finishing without changing instruments between these stages, and the cup shape provides broad surface contact for accessible restorative contours, also indicated for temporary crowns, removal of orthodontic cement, and removal of stains from enamel. Each pack contains 50 cup polishers in ISO size 060, individually wrapped for convenient chairside setup.

Dental offices ordering composite polishing cups from their supplier can buy this ISO 060 cup shape as one of three OneGloss PS options, alongside Midi-Point and IC, since the aluminum oxide polishing material is mounted on a sturdy plastic CA shank designed for compatible contra-angle handpieces, arriving pre-mounted and disposable so no separate mandrel is needed before use. OneGloss PS uses an aluminum oxide abrasive system that changes its finishing action according to the pressure applied during use. Firmer contact pressure increases finishing action to refine composite surfaces, while lighter pressure transitions the same instrument toward polishing and development of a smoother satin finish. This pressure-responsive technique supports a one-step composite polishing workflow without requiring sequential changes between multiple abrasive instruments, and the sturdy plastic shank keeps metal away from the polishing surface, giving the cup profile the ability to maintain contact across broader restoration surfaces and curved contours during controlled finishing and polishing across an entire arch of restorations if clinically appropriate.