Frank Low speed Polisher for composite polishers wheel brush - 1 pc

The Frank Wheel Brush Polisher for Composite (Low-Speed, P.COM22M.RA) is a German-made rotary polisher for efficient finishing and polishing of composite restorations. Built for low-speed handpiece use, it gives dentists in Egypt smooth, high-gloss surfaces with precise control on both anterior and posterior restorations.

Clinical Uses

• Final polishing of composite fillings after finishing burs are used
• Achieving a high-gloss surface on anterior and posterior composite restorations
• Low-speed polishing where controlled, low-heat contact is needed

Key Features

• Wheel brush design for uniform polishing on flat and slightly contoured composite surfaces
• Low-speed compatibility for controlled polishing without generating heat or damage to the restoration
• High-quality polishing material for consistent, professional surface finishing
• Durable and flexible construction, maintaining shape and efficiency over multiple uses
• Smooth, safe polishing that minimizes abrasion and preserves restoration anatomy

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the polisher on a low-speed (contra-angle/RA) handpiece.
2. Use after finishing burs have shaped and smoothed the composite restoration.
3. Apply light, even pressure across the restoration surface for a uniform, high-gloss finish.
4. Use moderate speed to avoid overheating the composite material.
5. Clean and disinfect the polisher between uses following your clinic's protocols.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Frank Dental (Germany) polisher, made-in-Germany quality
• Wheel brush design well suited to flat and slightly contoured composite surfaces
• Fast delivery across Egypt for restorative dental practices
• Support from a team that understands day-to-day dental supply needs

Pair this polisher with your finishing burs and browse our composite polishing burs and discs collection for a complete finishing workflow.

FAQ

What handpiece does this fit?
It's designed for a low-speed (RA / contra-angle) handpiece.

When should I use this polisher in my workflow?
Use it after finishing burs have already shaped and smoothed the composite restoration, as the final step for a high-gloss finish.

Is this suitable for both anterior and posterior restorations?
Yes — its wheel brush design works on flat and slightly contoured composite surfaces in both anterior and posterior cases.

Can this polisher damage the restoration if used incorrectly?
It's designed for smooth, safe polishing, but always use moderate speed and light pressure to avoid overheating the composite material.