Are you searching for high-quality dental instruments, all fully registered in the UK? Komet Dental is your choice!
Founded in 1923, Komet Dental has been producing high-quality rotary instruments for dentists worldwide and has been a reliable partner for over 100 years.
The brand’s extensive expertise in the industry and understanding of their customers’ needs have made it a trusted brand for dentists and dental technicians from more than 100 countries.
In partnership with West One Dental, Komet’s high-quality instruments have been distributed in the UK market for over 30 years with great success. Dentists based in the UK can now not only experience Komet’s high-quality instruments and discover all products and their benefits for their daily practice, but also take advantage of the unique anniversary offers.
Tungsten carbide burs
One of the hallmarks of Komet Dental’s product line is its tungsten carbide burs. These burs are known for their long-lasting performance and high cutting efficiency. They are used for shaping, contouring, and removing dental materials.
Komet has been manufacturing drills made of tungsten carbide since the 1950s. Today, dentists and dental technicians around the world continue to rely on Komet’s tungsten carbide burs for their high-quality and reliable performance.
Komet’s tungsten carbide round burs H1SE/H1SEM are among its most popular products. These burs feature highly efficient staggered toothing for less vibration during excavation, making them an ideal choice for dentists who want to minimise patient discomfort.
Komet is currently offering a special promotion for its excavation roseheads. Customers who buy five packs of five excavation roseheads will receive a 20% discount, while those who buy 10 packs of five excavation roseheads will receive a 25% discount.
From an expert for experts: set 4389 for working on composite
The 4389 set is also important to mention, as a kit for two-step working on composite and developed with Professor Radlansky (University of Berlin).
It offers the user a comprehensive selection of tungsten carbide instruments to finish any composite surface to a smoothness that can’t be matched with any other instrument.
The Komet Q-Finishers finish a composite surface to a smoothness of one micron prior to glazing. The gold coloured shaft de-bonding burs are ideal for removing composite buttons without damaging the enamel surface.
Diamond burs, Komet’s S-diamonds
Also to highlight is Komet’s wide range of diamond burs for various dental applications, including preparation of tooth surfaces for fillings, veneers, and crowns.
In 2001 already, Komet developed a time-saving solution for crown preparation: S-diamonds for gentle, yet efficient treatments.
Thanks to the unique combination of a structured blank and coarse diamond grit, these instruments remove dental substance with great efficiency.
Dentists can now experience Komet’s diamond instruments and take advantage of the special offer by buying five packs of five and receiving a 20% discount.
Q-Finishers
The innovative cross-cut toothing of the Q finishers made by Komet revolutionised the processing of composite fillings in 2003.
Whereas traditional treatments required three steps (with normal, fine and ultra-fine finishing instruments), Q finishers can do the job in only two – for effective, yet time and cost-saving finishing.
Step 1 – Q-Finisher (eg H135Q)
Step 2 – ultra-fine finishing instrument (eg H135UF).
Everything you need for the perfect finish: Set 4679
Try the set 4679. It includes the most popular Q-finishers together with Komet’s highshine diamond impregnated polishers.
This three step system will provide the user the perfect way to finish any composite surface.
Q-Finishers finish to a one micron smoothness and using the spiral polishers then creates a perfect glaze.
To learn more about Komet Dental and its successful history, visit their special 100 years website and shop Komet products on West One Dental’s webshop now.
Dentists can now choose Komet Dental, the high-quality instruments that are fully registered in the UK, for their daily practice needs.
