Defects such as cracks and microchips formed due to the manufacturing process or characterization of zirconia and Sintron can not be eliminated by subsequent sintering. We, therefore, recommend greenor white-stage polishing. The 1936 GREEN STATE REFINING KIT contains instruments for cutting from the block or blank, grinding the contact points, texturing the surfaces, and PRE-SINTERPOL polishers for green or white stage polishing.

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The CAD Artistry Palette was designed with two different options of humidification to keep the proper moisture and proper consistency of ceramic material. The two platforms on the ceramic tray allow you to choose between humidification with water or with liquid. Choose between working on a nylon sheet or using the synthetic strips. Eleven stain compartments act as storage for your favourite stains and colours.

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Due to the decrease of High-Quality Kolinsky, our solution was to to incorporate a Felt Nib insert within the hair bundle. This absorbent Felt Nib when wet withholds water and due to the fact that the hair bundle is wrapped around the felt nib creates a constant humid enviroment. This keeps the hair in a constant humid state.

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AccuFab L4D Ceramic Platform

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A revolutionary solution for your stain needs.Metal and rust free. Plastic handle and ferrule.Synthetic hair. Ideal for water based liquids and acids. Non-replaceable brush tips.Item kits:Item No. 105-1001  

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The kit consists of instruments specially designed for processing and polishing titanium restorations and titanium abutments. The blue color of the instruments makes it easy to distinguish them from other metal polishes. Your restorations can be polished to a high gloss with ease.  

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The Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 Wired Replacement Tips – Standard are designed to support consistent, everyday intraoral scanning in clinical and laboratory environments. As a core accessory for the Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 wired scanner, these replacement tips help maintain reliable optical performance for routine restorative and diagnostic workflows. Replacement tips play an important role in preserving scan clarity over time. As intraoral scanning is performed repeatedly throughout the day, optical components are exposed to clinical conditions that can gradually affect image consistency. Having dedicated replacement tips available helps clinics and dental labs maintain dependable dental scan quality without interrupting daily operations. Designed for Consistent Daily Scanning The standard replacement tip is intended to serve as the primary scanning tip for most clinical situations. Its balanced geometry supports efficient coverage while maintaining reliable access across a wide range of oral anatomies. For practices performing frequent intraoral scanning, the standard tip provides a dependable option for routine use. In busy environments, consistent scan behavior matters as much as speed. A standard tip allows clinicians to follow familiar scanning patterns, supporting predictable results across providers and operatories. This consistency benefits downstream workflows by helping dental labs receive uniform scan data from case to case. Why Replacement Tips Matter for Dental Scan Quality Over time, wear on optical components can influence how scan data is captured. While scanners themselves remain calibrated, the condition of the scanning tip plays a role in maintaining image clarity and data consistency. Using manufacturer-approved replacement tips helps: Preserve clean surface capture Support stable stitching during intraoral scanning Reduce the likelihood of rescans due to optical degradation For clinics and labs that rely on digital workflows, maintaining dental scan quality at the source supports more efficient design and fabrication processes later. Standard Tip Geometry and Workflow Balance The standard replacement tip is designed to balance field of view and maneuverability. This makes it suitable for: Full-arch intraoral scanning General restorative cases Diagnostic documentation Routine chairside workflows Because it supports efficient coverage, the standard tip is commonly used for the majority of cases in general dentistry. Clinics performing high volumes of scans often rely on standard tips as their primary scanning accessory. Clinical and Laboratory Applications The Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 Wired Replacement Tips – Standard support a broad range of applications where consistent intraoral scanning is required. Typical use cases include: Crown and bridge workflows Inlays and onlays General restorative dentistry Diagnostic record capture Lab-supported restorative planning For dental labs working with in-house clinics, consistent scan input supports smoother communication and more predictable design outcomes. Durability and Lifecycle Considerations Replacement tips are designed for repeated clinical use within manufacturer-defined limits. Over time, rotating or replacing tips helps practices maintain consistent performance without disrupting scanning routines. Many clinics keep spare replacement tips available to: Avoid downtime during busy schedules Maintain workflow continuity across operatories Support consistent intraoral scanning across providers This approach helps protect long-term workflow efficiency while reducing unexpected interruptions. Compatibility with Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 Wired These replacement tips are designed specifically for use with the Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 Wired system. The scanner automatically recognizes compatible tips, allowing clinicians to continue scanning without software reconfiguration or workflow changes. This compatibility ensures that replacement tips integrate seamlessly into existing intraoral scanning workflows. Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization Guidance Scanner tips are the only component of the intraoral scanner that directly enters the patient’s mouth during scanning. For this reason, proper cleaning and sterilization are essential for maintaining clinical hygiene and supporting safe intraoral scanning workflows. According to manufacturer guidance, scanner tips must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected or sterilized after each patient use and prior to subsequent use. Clinics should always ensure that the scanner tip is clean, disinfected or sterilized, and considered sterile before intraoral scanning is performed. Important Usage and Safety Notes Scanner tips are designed to withstand high-temperature sterilization for up to 100 cycles. After reaching this limit, the tip should be properly disposed of and replaced. High-level chemical disinfection and high-temperature autoclave sterilization must not be combined on the same scanner tip. Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn when handling scanner tips before and after sterilization. These guidelines are provided to support safe clinical use and help maintain the integrity of intraoral scanning components over time. Clinics and dental labs should always follow the manufacturer’s official Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete, validated cleaning and sterilization protocols. Dental Plus USA recommends referring to the most current manufacturer documentation for detailed handling, sterilization methods, and compliance requirements. Planning Inventory for Continuous Intraoral Scanning Maintaining adequate replacement scanner tips helps support uninterrupted intraoral scanning workflows in busy clinical and laboratory environments. Because scanner tips are subject to sterilization limits and routine handling, having additional tips available can help clinics avoid workflow disruptions. Stocking replacement tips may help: Reduce delays caused by unavailable or retired tips Support high-volume dental scan schedules Maintain consistent scanning availability across operatories Simplify equipment readiness planning For dental labs and clinics with in-house production, keeping replacement scanner tips on hand supports predictable daily operation without placing additional demands on clinical staff. Inventory needs will vary based on scanning volume and sterilization practices, and clinics should follow manufacturer guidance when managing tip lifecycle. Standard vs Mini Tips: Choosing the Right Option Standard replacement tips are often the default choice for everyday scanning due to their balanced design. While mini tips provide enhanced access in certain situations, standard tips are well suited for the majority of adult restorative and diagnostic cases. Many practices choose to keep both options available, using standard tips for routine intraoral scanning and switching to mini tips when additional access is required. Inventory Planning for Clinics and Labs For practices performing frequent dental scans, having replacement tips readily available supports uninterrupted workflows. Standard tips are often stocked in greater quantity due to their broad use across case types. Dental labs and clinics with in-house production benefit from maintaining consistent scan quality, which supports efficient downstream processing and fewer clarifications during design. Frequently Asked Questions Are these replacement tips compatible with wireless scanners?These tips are designed for use with the Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 wired system. Compatibility should always be confirmed based on the scanner configuration. How often should replacement tips be changed?Replacement frequency depends on usage volume and clinical conditions. Many practices rotate tips to maintain consistent intraoral scanning performance. Do replacement tips affect dental scan accuracy?Tip condition can influence scan clarity. Using manufacturer-approved replacement tips helps maintain reliable scan data. Are replacement tips sold individually?Replacement tips are typically sold as individual accessories. Availability may vary. Support from Dental Plus USA Dental Plus USA provides guidance on compatible accessories and replacement components to help clinics and labs maintain efficient digital workflows. Their team supports product selection based on real-world scanning environments. A Reliable Standard for Everyday Intraoral Scanning The Shining 3D Aoralscan 3 Wired Replacement Tips – Standard offer a dependable solution for maintaining consistent intraoral scanning performance. Designed for daily use, they support reliable dental scan capture across a wide range of clinical and laboratory workflows.

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Replaceable premium quality tips for all your Revolution tools.

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Replaceable premium quality tips for all your Revolution tools.

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Egronomic and durable design for cleaning and storing your favourite MPF brushes. The base is made out of silicon which makes it very easy to clean and dry. Kit Items: Item No. 111-0000-Brush PoolItem No. 111-0001-Replacement BowlItem No. 111-0002-Replacement Sponge

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Due to the decrease of High-Quality Kolinsky, our solution was to to incorporate a Felt Nib insert within the hair bundle. This absorbent Felt Nib when wet withholds water and due to the fact that the hair bundle is wrapped around the felt nib creates a constant humid enviroment. This keeps the hair in a constant humid state.

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Spring activated tip. Perfectly balanced.Replaceable premium Kolinsky sable brush tips. Integrated thorn allows to release pinned die-segments from model base.

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Spring activated tip. Perfectly balanced.Replaceable premium Kolinsky sable brush tips. Integrated thorn allows to release pinned die-segments from model base.

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LEARN MORE: AORALSCAN ELITE - PDF Say hello to Shining 3D’s brand new intraoral scanner, Aoralscan ELITE!  The Aoralscan Elite Wired is a professional intraoral scanner designed for clinics and dental labs that value accuracy, stability, and dependable daily performance. Built to support both routine restorative dentistry and advanced implant workflows, this system combines precise digital scanning with integrated intraoral photogrammetry in a compact, wired format. For practices transitioning to digital impressions or expanding in-house lab capabilities, the wired configuration provides continuous power and stable data transfer, making it well-suited for high-volume clinical and laboratory environments. High-Resolution Digital Impressions for Daily Clinical Use Accurate digital impressions are the foundation of efficient restorative and laboratory workflows. This intraoral scanner captures detailed full-arch scans that support reliable margin evaluation, occlusal analysis, and anatomical accuracy. Consistent scan quality helps reduce rescans, improve fit, and support smoother downstream design and fabrication. For dental labs and clinics with in-house production, clean scan data translates into fewer adjustments and more predictable turnaround times. The system performs well for everyday restorative cases while maintaining the precision required for more complex indications. See the Aoralscan Elite in action.This short overview highlights the scanner’s compact design, comfortable handling, interchangeable tips, and dual-purpose scanning capability for restorative and implant workflows. Integrated Intraoral Photogrammetry in a Single System This system incorporates intraoral photogrammetry alongside traditional scanning, allowing clinicians to capture both surface anatomy and precise implant position data using one device. By combining these capabilities into a single platform, the workflow avoids additional equipment and reduces setup complexity. This approach is particularly valuable for full-arch and edentulous implant cases, where spatial accuracy plays a critical role in restorative success. Integrating photogrammetry directly into the scanner removes the need for a separate photogrammetry unit when working on All-on-X restorations. Stable Scanning for Edentulous and Implant Workflows Edentulous cases present challenges for many digital systems, especially when capturing full-arch geometry with consistency. This scanner addresses those challenges with a dedicated photogrammetry scanning tip designed to provide a wider field of view and improved stability. Interchangeable scanning tips allow the system to adapt easily to different clinical scenarios, from wider edentulous scans to routine restorative cases and smaller oral anatomies. The larger tip helps reduce the impact of soft tissue movement and supports more reliable implant positioning data, expanding the range of cases that can be managed digitally without adding separate devices. Ergonomic Design for Long Scanning Sessions Comfort and usability play an important role in daily clinical efficiency. With a compact form factor and lightweight construction, the scanner is easy to hold in the hand and can be used comfortably like a pencil during longer scanning sessions. The aluminum alloy housing provides structural stability, while integrated LED indicators make scanner status easy to monitor during procedures. Motion-sensing functionality allows clinicians to progress through scanning steps without unnecessary contact, supporting hygiene protocols in busy clinical settings. Intelligent Tools That Improve Workflow Efficiency The scanning software includes a set of intelligent features designed to streamline clinical and laboratory workflows. These tools help reduce manual steps, improve communication, and support consistent outcomes. Key workflow tools include: Real-time data optimization to remove unnecessary scan information Undercut detection to assist with preparation assessment Refined scan output for clearer margin visibility Automatic margin line extraction to support lab communication Bite analysis for accurate occlusal relationships Together, these features help practices maintain efficiency without sacrificing accuracy. Broad Clinical and Laboratory Applications This 3D oral scanner supports a wide range of dental applications, making it a practical choice for multidisciplinary clinics and labs with diverse case mixes. Supported applications include: Crowns and bridges Inlays, onlays, and veneers Implant and full-arch restorations Orthodontic workflows Pediatric dentistry Oral health assessment and documentation By supporting multiple indications, the system allows practices to standardize digital workflows across departments. Software Ecosystem and Data Management The scanner integrates into a broader digital ecosystem that supports design, communication, and data management. Clinics and labs can store, transfer, and review scan data securely while maintaining organized patient records. Cloud-based tools support collaboration between clinicians and technicians, helping streamline approvals and reduce delays. For in-house labs, production monitoring tools assist with managing printers and fabrication workflows efficiently. Scan Field of Single Frame IPG scanner tip: 19mm × 14mmStandard scanner tip: 16 mm × 12 mmMini scanner tip: 12 mm × 9 mm Scan Depth 22 mm from exit surface of tip Scan Principle Non-contact scanner with structured light and Intraoral photogrammetry Dimension (L × W × H) 245 mm x 30 mm x 26 mm Weight 124 g (without cables) Output STL, OBJ, PLY Connection Port Type-C Recommended MAC Configuration Processor Minimum: M2 (8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU)Recommended: M1 Pro (8-Core CPU, 14-Core GPU)M2 Pro (10-Core CPU, 16-Core GPU)M1 Max (10-Core CPU, 24 or 32-Core GPU) RAM 16GB or higher Hard driver SSD Recommended: 1T Operation system Mac OS: Ventura 13 or higher Interface At least one type C Recommended PC Configuration CPU IntelCorei7-8700 or higher RAM Recommended:32GB Hard Disk Drive 256 GB SSD or above Graphic Card (GPU) NVIDIA ® RTX 2060 6GB DDR3 or higher Operating System Windows 10 Professional (64-bit) or later versions of Windows operating systems Display Resolution 1920×1080, 60 Hz or higher I/O Ports Type-C Built for Long-Term Digital Growth Choosing an intraoral scanner is a long-term decision that affects clinical efficiency, lab productivity, and patient experience. This wired system is designed to grow with a practice, supporting expanding digital workflows without forcing frequent equipment changes. For dental labs and clinics with in-house production, reliable scan data supports better planning, clearer communication, and more predictable fabrication outcomes. The balance of stability, accuracy, and workflow efficiency makes this scanner a practical investment for teams focused on long-term digital success. Clinics that prefer a cordless setup may also want to explore the Aoralscan Elite Wireless intraoral scanner for added mobility across operatories. Supporting Consistent Clinic–Lab Workflows Digital workflows are most effective when scan data moves cleanly from chairside to design without added interpretation. Consistent capture of margins, occlusal relationships, and implant positions helps reduce delays caused by unclear or incomplete impressions. For clinics working with in-house labs, predictable scan data supports smoother handoffs between clinical and technical teams. Technicians can focus more on design and finishing rather than correcting files or requesting rescans. Over time, this consistency contributes to shorter turnaround times and improved workflow reliability across restorative and implant cases. Wired vs Wireless: Choosing the Right Fit for Your Workflow Both wired and wireless scanners support high-quality digital impressions. The right choice depends on how scanning fits into your daily clinical or laboratory workflow. Wired Configuration Highlights Continuous power with no battery management Stable data transfer during long scanning sessions Ideal for centralized operatories or in-house lab environments Consistent performance for high-volume use Wireless Configuration Highlights Greater mobility across operatories Reduced cable management Useful in clinics that frequently move equipment between rooms Quick Comparison  Consideration Wired Scanner Wireless Scanner Power Source Continuous Battery-powered Mobility Fixed setup High flexibility Best For In-house labs, high volume Multi-operatory clinics Setup Focus Stability and consistency Freedom of movement   For many labs and clinics with dedicated scanning areas, a wired system offers predictable performance with fewer variables in daily operation. Simplifying Equipment Decisions in a Digital Practice As practices expand their digital capabilities, managing multiple scanning systems can increase complexity. Using a single platform for conventional impressions and implant position capture helps reduce training demands and supports standardized protocols across providers. For high-volume clinics and in-house labs, a wired system offers predictable performance without the added variable of battery management. This stability makes it easier to maintain consistent scanning routines and quality control as teams grow or case volume increases. Value for In-House Dental Labs For practices with in-house production, scan quality directly affects design efficiency and fabrication accuracy. Clean, consistent scan data helps labs move faster from impression to final restoration. Benefits for Lab Workflows Reliable margin and occlusal data for CAD design Fewer file corrections and rescans Clear communication between clinicians and technicians More predictable turnaround times Operational Advantages Supports standardized scanning protocols Reduces variability across providers Fits naturally into digital design and production pipelines By supporting both clinical scanning and laboratory production needs, this system helps in-house labs maintain efficiency without adding unnecessary complexity. Why Purchase Through Dental Plus USA Dental Plus USA supports clinics and labs with product knowledge grounded in real-world digital dentistry workflows. From equipment selection to integration considerations, their team helps ensure scanning systems fit seamlessly into clinical and laboratory environments. A Reliable Foundation for Digital Dentistry This wired intraoral scanner delivers consistent performance for restorative and implant workflows while supporting efficient clinic-lab collaboration. For dental professionals seeking dependable digital scanning without unnecessary complexity, it offers a balanced and future-ready solution.

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Double vacuum technician table.220 V / AC 50 Hz. / Max. 1250 Watt.It is produced by 1 mm. thickness steel.Painted with electrostatic powder paint..Ral color options are available.Gas cock.30 mm shaped laminated with3 mm PVC edge protectionAir gun inlet.Hand motor storage areas in the working area. PRODUCT DIMENSIONS(Width x Depth x Height) 2050 x 700 x 850 mm (±50 mm)

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A revolutionary solution for your stain needs.Metal and rust free. Plastic handle and ferrule.Synthetic hair. Ideal for water based liquids and acids. Non-replaceable brush tips.Item kits:Item No. 105-1003  

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Compact denture cleaning unit especially suitable for cleaning removable dental restorations, orthodontic appliances and splints. Advantages Customer retention – a prophylaxis service for denture wearers. Processing reliability - validated, hygienic reprocessing of system components. Patient satisfaction – externally tested material compatibility with standard dental materials. Details Positive effect on the patient's overall health due to regular denture cleaning. High time savings compared to manual methods thanks to effective and automated cleaning process. Optimized pin geometry for gentle and at same time effective cleaning. High cleaning performance due to optimal bowl inclination. Easy cleaning of temporary restorations in combination with SYMPRO mini cup and temp:ex temporary cement remover. More Information: https://www.renfert.com/us-en/products/equipment/dental-cleaning-devices/sympro

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Two-stage diamond polishing system for material removal, smoothing and polishing of sintered zirconium oxide.Smoothing and pre-polishing / light green: high-gloss polishing.

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Diamond Bur HP Electroplated CC18 wholesale, Round Cylinder head shape, head size is 1.8mm, Green ring color, 534-Coarse grit coarse. Check for more detail and wholesale price. Head Diameter (1/10 mm): 18 Cutting Length (mm): 15 Head Shape: Round Cylinder Shank Type: HP Shank Shank Diameter(mm): 2.35 Grit: 534-Coarse Color: Green

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The Master Klip Tweezers are a spring activated hand tool that has stainless steel pointed holders that are activated and deactivated when the base of the tweezer is pressed.These Tweezers are very useful for holding onto delicate prosthesis such as crown and veneers when staining or creating additions.

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Premium Kolinsky sable brush tips. New plastic handle and ferrule. Tip de-humidifying system (internal ball bearings.)

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Due to the decrease of High-Quality Kolinsky, our solution was to to incorporate a Felt Nib insert within the hair bundle. This absorbent Felt Nib when wet withholds water and due to the fact that the hair bundle is wrapped around the felt nib creates a constant humid enviroment. This keeps the hair in a constant humid state.

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Optimum™ Spring Ceramic Brushes Kits contain all 3 Brush Tip sizes (#4, #6, #8), plus the handle of your choice.

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Spring activated tip. Perfectly balanced.Replaceable premium Kolinsky sable brush tips. Integrated thorn allows to release pinned die-segments from model base.

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