Discos

Dental discs are thin, circular tools used in conjunction with rotary handpieces for shaping, contouring, finishing, and polishing restorative materials such as composites, ceramics, and zirconia. They are vital in modern restorative and prosthetic dentistry due to their ability to enhance the precision and esthetics of dental restorations. At WholeDent, we understand that optimal clinical outcomes depend not only on the skill of the practitioner but also on the quality of tools used. That’s why we offer a wide selection of dental discs engineered to provide superior performance and durability. Whether you’re performing micro-adjustments on a composite restoration or polishing a zirconia crown to a glossy finish, dental discs help clinicians work efficiently while preserving the integrity of surrounding structures. Our discs are chosen by dental professionals globally for their reliability, consistency, and exceptional finish quality, supporting our mission to improve the precision and esthetics of every clinical case.

WholeDent offers a curated range of dental discs suitable for different stages of the restorative process. The most common types include: Finishing Discs: Ideal for preliminary shaping and contouring. Polishing Discs: Used in the final stages to give restorations a natural luster. Diamond Discs: Designed with embedded diamond particles for cutting through tough materials with accuracy. Zirconia Discs: Designed for working with zirconia-based restorations in laboratory procedures, excluding CAD/CAM milling applications. Each type comes in varying grit levels—coarse for initial reduction, medium for smoothing, and fine or ultra-fine for final polish. Our inventory includes discs suitable for both chairside and laboratory use, with support for different systems and handpieces. To explore our full lineup, visit our Dental Discs Collection.

Choosing the right disc depends on the restorative material and the stage of your procedure. For instance: Composite restorations benefit from flexible discs with gradual grit sequences. Zirconia or ceramic restorations require high-performance diamond-coated discs. Interproximal adjustments call for ultra-thin discs with reinforced centers to reduce breakage. When selecting discs, consider: Grit size: Coarse for heavy shaping, fine for polishing. Disc thickness: Thin for tight spaces; thicker for durability. Flexibility: Some procedures benefit from rigid discs, others from more pliable ones. WholeDent’s expert team is also available for consultations to help practitioners identify the most suitable products for specific procedures.

WholeDent provides one of the most dependable sources for high-quality dental discs online. All our products meet strict regulatory and medical standards and are vetted by practicing clinicians for performance and consistency. Here’s why our clients keep coming back: Same-day shipping on all listed items Bulk discounts: 5% off 3+, 7% off 5+, and 10% off 10+ products 60-day money-back guarantee Human support: Talk to our customer service team at (929) 470-7483, Mon–Fri, 9 AM–5 PM EST Ready to enhance your restorative outcomes? Discover the power of precision tools at WholeDent today.