$63.21

• Enzymatic powder removes debris and light stains
• Removes set cements from dental instruments
• Passivation helps restrict rust and corrosion
• Cleans alginate and stone from impression trays
• One 800 Gram jar makes up to 34 Gallons
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Premier Dental Brite Shield Instrument Cleaner and Protectant, 800 Gram is used for cleaning dental instruments, burs, and impression trays in static soak or ultrasonic cleaning workflows. Brite Shield is an enzymatic powder formulated to remove protein-based debris, light stains, bio-burden, set glass ionomer, carboxylate, and zinc phosphate cements, and it also helps remove alginate and stone from impression trays and debride clogged dental burs. Each pack contains one 800g jar with a scoop dispenser, and Premier Dental states that one jar can make up to 34 gallons (approximately 128.7 liters) of cleaning solution when prepared according to product directions.

Dental offices ordering instrument cleaner from their supplier can buy this concentrated powder format for its dual static-soak and ultrasonic compatibility, allowing solution to be mixed as needed rather than storing a large container of ready-to-use liquid, and giving practices flexibility across different reprocessing setups. Brite Shield works by combining enzymatic cleaning action with chemo-mechanical removal of stubborn dental residues. The cleaner targets organic debris and light stains while also helping loosen set restorative cements that can remain on hand instruments and other reusable items. Its passivation process adds a protective function after cleaning by coating instrument surfaces to help limit conditions associated with rust and corrosion, restoring a clean, lustrous appearance to stainless steel instruments, and this makes the product useful where the goal is not only to remove debris but also to support the appearance and service condition of instruments over their functional lifespan.

The same formula can also loosen alginate and stone from impression trays, expanding its role beyond hand instruments alone.