Enhance Finishers are available in 3 shapes to handle a variety of clinical applications

• Enhance Finishing Cups are ideal for cervical and proximal line angle areas as well as molar cusps 
• Enhance Finishing Points are ideal for posterior occlusal and concave lingual surfaces 
• Enhance Finishing Discs are ideal for facial surfaces and incisal edge contouring

• Pack of 30

Step 1: Preparation

• Ensure that the composite restoration is fully set and ready for finishing and polishing.
• Clean and dry the restoration surface thoroughly before starting the procedure.

Step 2: Selection of Abrasive Components

• Choose the appropriate cups, discs, and points from the Dentsply Enhance Finishing & Polishing system based on the contours and areas of the restoration you will be working on.
• Ensure that the selected abrasive components are securely attached to the handpiece or contra-angle.

Step 3: Finishing

• Begin with the finishing process by gently applying light pressure on the composite restoration surface.
• Move the abrasive components in a controlled and systematic manner, following the contours of the restoration.
• Maintain a consistent and even pressure during the entire process, ensuring proper contact between the abrasive components and the restoration surface.
• Adjust the speed and movement of the handpiece or contra-angle according to your preference and the specific requirements of the restoration.

Step 4: Polishing

• After the finishing process, switch to the polishing step for achieving a smooth and lustrous finish.
• Continue to apply light pressure while using the polishing cups, discs, or points on the restoration surface.
• Use gentle, overlapping motions to cover the entire surface area of the restoration.
• Pay attention to areas that require extra polishing, such as proximal contacts or occlusal surfaces.
• Take breaks as needed to inspect the restoration and ensure that the desired finish is achieved.

Step 5: Final Evaluation and Cleaning

• Once the desired finish is obtained, evaluate the restoration under proper lighting conditions to ensure satisfactory results.
• Remove any residual polishing material from the restoration surface by rinsing it with water or using an air-water spray.
• Dry the restoration thoroughly and perform a final assessment to ensure it meets the desired aesthetic and functional criteria.