Septodont Detartrine

Features

• Mechanical abrasive action due to the presence of silica.
• Pleasant taste and feeling of freshness thanks to the essential oils.
• Detartrine “Z” contains Zircon powder for improved efficiency against difficulty to remove stains

Septodont Detartrine is a premium dental polishing paste that plays a vital role in the post-treatment phase of scaling and root planning procedures. This specialized paste is meticulously formulated to provide exceptional polishing effects, resulting in a smooth and glossy finish for dental surfaces. Following the removal of tartar and plaque during scaling and root planning, Detartrine is applied to the teeth to optimize the cleaning process. Its gentle yet effective mechanical abrasive action, facilitated by the presence of silica particles, helps eliminate any residual stains, plaque, or surface irregularities that may remain. This process not only enhances the aesthetic appearance of the teeth but also contributes to the overall oral hygiene of patients. One of the remarkable features of Detartrine is its ability to create a pleasant taste and a refreshing sensation, thanks to the incorporation of essential oils. This not only adds to the patient’s comfort during the procedure but also leaves a delightful and invigorating feeling afterward. Dentists highly value the use of Septodont Detartrine due to its reliability and effectiveness in achieving a polished and lustrous dental surface. By utilizing this specialized polishing paste, dental professionals can ensure a meticulous finish, instilling a sense of confidence and satisfaction in their patients.

INDICATIONS

• Polishing after scaling and root planning
  
• Polishing of fillings and dental surfaces
  

COMPOSITION

• Zircon Powder.
  
• Made up of Fine Grit.V

Note : Mouth rinsing can be performed during or at the end of scaling.

Key Specifications

• Abrasiveness: Dental polishing pastes should have an appropriate level of abrasiveness to effectively remove surface stains, plaque, and residual irregularities without causing excessive enamel wear or damage.
• Polishing Efficiency: The polishing paste should be formulated to provide efficient and consistent polishing results, leaving dental surfaces smooth, glossy, and free from stains and plaque.
• Compatibility: It is important for the polishing paste to be compatible with different dental materials, such as natural tooth enamel, composite fillings, and porcelain restorations, without causing damage or discoloration.
• Safety: The polishing paste should be safe for use in the oral cavity, ensuring it does not contain any harmful ingredients or allergens that could cause adverse reactions or irritation.
• Regulatory Compliance: The polishing paste should meet relevant regulatory standards and guidelines for dental products, providing assurance of quality, safety, and efficacy.

Packing

• 1 x 45 g Jar

Directions for Use

• After scraping off the hard calculus with the ultrasonic scaler then the dentist polishes the teeth.
• Dental polishing removes surface stains on teeth and leaves them shiny and smooth, putting the finishing touches on a protective dental treatment.
• Tooth polishing is a painless dental procedure.
• Polishing is usually carried out after scaling to remove stains and make your teeth feel smooth and shiny.
• Polishing is done with using a slow speed handpiece containing a small, soft rubber cup that spins on the tip of the smooth teeth and polishing paste.
• Septodont Detartrine is scooped up into the slow speed handpiece with the rubber cup and spun around on the teeth.
• The cup containing the solution spins on the teeth to create a shiny, smooth surface.
• Alternatively prophy jet polishing uses a pressurized spray of air and water with sodium hydrogen-carbonate powder to remove stains, plaque, and soft debris from your teeth.
• After 30 seconds of the fluoride treatment, the patient is asked to spit the remaining solution into a saliva ejector.

Some key factors which make tooth polishing more effective are as below:

• Rotations per minute of the polishing device such as the rubber cup
• Pressure at which the rubber cup is applied on the tooth surface during polishing
• Coarseness of the prophylaxis paste
• Time is takenfor the procedure.