Dumbbell diamond

A new "dumbbell" or "mushroom" shape has been added to the company`s NEO DIAMOND line of single-patient-use diamonds offered. The shape (#2425C) is excellent for occlusal reduction. Dimensions are: head length: 4 mm, tip diameter: 2.0 mm, base diameter: 2.5 mm. The diamond is available in coarse grit.

Sep 1st, 1999

A new "dumbbell" or "mushroom" shape has been added to the company`s NEO DIAMOND line of single-patient-use diamonds offered. The shape (#2425C) is excellent for occlusal reduction. Dimensions are: head length: 4 mm, tip diameter: 2.0 mm, base diameter: 2.5 mm. The diamond is available in coarse grit.

For additional information or a sample, contact Microcopy at (800) 235-1863 or fax (770) 423-4996.

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