3M ESPE Sof-Lex Extra Thin Polishing Discs Intro Kit

• Extra-thin disc design allows precise finishing without over-reduction
• Flexible discs adapt easily to natural tooth contours
• Color-coded grit system for easy identification and stepwise polishing
• Produces smooth, high-gloss restoration surfaces
• Effective for anterior and posterior composite restorations
• Easy snap-on mandrel system for quick disc changes
• Reduces chairside finishing and polishing time

The Sof-Lex Extra Thin Polishing Discs Intro Kit from 3M ESPE is designed to deliver superior finishing and polishing

results for composite and resin restorations. The extra-thin disc profile allows clinicians to work efficiently in interproximal areas and along margins without damaging adjacent teeth or restorations. Its flexible construction adapts naturally to tooth anatomy, ensuring smooth transitions and refined contours. The color-coded grit sequence supports a systematic polishing workflow, helping clinicians achieve consistent, high-gloss finishes with minimal effort. This kit is ideal for routine restorative procedures, cosmetic dentistry, and finishing of direct restorations. The discs provide controlled abrasion, reducing heat generation and improving patient comfort. Suitable for both anterior and posterior applications, this polishing system enhances restoration longevity while improving overall esthetics and clinical efficiency.

• 120 x 9.5mm Polishing Discs: 30 Pcs Each (Superfine, Fine, Medium, Coarse)
• 120 x 12.7mm Polishing Discs: 30 Pcs Each (Superfine, Fine, Medium, Coarse)
• 1 x RA Mandrel

• Disc Thickness: Extra-thin profile for improved access and contouring
• Abrasive Type: Aluminum oxide for controlled and effective polishing
• Grit System: Color-coded sequence for stepwise finishing and polishing
• Compatibility: Designed for use with standard dental mandrels
• Application Area: Suitable for composite and resin restorations
• Simply pop disc onto mandrel with abrasive side up or down. Keep surface
• and disc dry while finishing.
• Start with coarse discs to remove excess restorative material and establish
• preliminary anatomy.
• Use medium discs for advanced contouring, establishing marginal ridges,
• and adjusting incisal edges.
• Follow with fine discs to further improve finish quality and prepare surface for
• final polishing.