Frank Polisher for prostheses- N SHAP - for Straight Hand Piece

The Frank Dental N-Shape Polisher for Prostheses is a German-made rotary polisher engineered for finishing and polishing prosthetic (acrylic/metal) materials on a straight handpiece. Its N-shaped design gives dentists and dental technicians in Egypt precise access to contours, margins, and hard-to-reach areas of a denture or prosthetic restoration.

Clinical Uses

• Extra-oral polishing of acrylic and metal prosthetic restorations
• Finishing dentures and removable prosthetic appliances in the lab or chairside
• Refining contours and margins on prosthetic materials before final delivery

Key Features

• N-shape design for precise access to contours, margins, and hard-to-reach areas
• Designed for straight handpieces, giving stable, vibration-free performance
• High-quality abrasive material for efficient, consistent polishing results
• Produces a uniform, high-quality finish on prosthetic materials
• Durable construction that maintains polishing efficiency over extended use

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the polisher on a straight (low-speed) handpiece.
2. Start with the coarse (14G) polisher to remove surface irregularities from the prosthetic material.
3. Follow with the fine (14F) polisher for a smooth, high-gloss final finish.
4. Use light, controlled pressure and moderate speed to avoid overheating the prosthetic material.
5. Clean and disinfect the polisher between uses following your lab or clinic's protocols.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Frank Dental (Germany) polishers, made-in-Germany quality
• Both coarse and fine grits available for a full two-step polishing workflow
• Fast delivery across Egypt for dental labs and prosthodontic practices
• Support from a team that understands prosthetic lab workflow needs

Pair this polisher with your straight handpiece and browse our other polishing burs and discs for a complete finishing workflow.

FAQ

What's the difference between the 14G and 14F versions?
14G is the coarse grit for initial shaping and irregularity removal, while 14F is the fine grit for the final smooth, high-gloss finish.

What handpiece does this fit?
It's designed for a straight (low-speed) handpiece, not a contra-angle or high-speed handpiece.

Can this be used intraorally?
It's designed primarily for extra-oral polishing of prosthetic materials — always follow your clinic's protocol for intraoral versus extraoral instrument use.

Is this suitable for both acrylic and metal prostheses?
Yes — it's designed for polishing dental prosthetic materials generally, which typically includes both acrylic and metal restorations.