DVA's
ZIRCON-BRITE
The Ultimate in Polish for Porcelain,
Composite & Zirconium
Product Description, Background and Benefits

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
ZIRCON-BRITE is a solid polish provided in a jar that can be used to polish all types of crown and
bridge restorative materials.
Including: - Zirconium Sub-structure Collars
- Zirconium Full-Contour Restortions
- Layered Porcelains
- IPS e.max and Empress Porcelains
- All Cad/Cam Generated Restorations
- All Composite Restorations
ZIRCON-BRITE is unique in two major areas:
- It is the ONLY polish that will shine Zirconium to a high luster!
- It will polish all of the materials mentioned above in seconds!
ZIRCON-BRITE is unique both in performance and price. It works extremely fast and costs about
one-tenth the price of competitive products.
ZIRCON-BRITE was previously sold and distributed as “BRITENESS,” but as DVA discovered its
effectiveness with Zirconia, it has been re-named to its present ZIRCON-BRITE.
ZIRCON-BRITE’s packaging has also been re-designed. It is now available in forty (40-g) and
twenty (20-g) gram jars. Both jar configuration offer wider access for brushes and wheels.
Dental packages are also available, which include convenient to use polishing bristle brushes for:
- Effective, ease-of-use
- Prevention of patient cross-contamination
(The brushes are designed for a one-time ‘dip’ into the jar; loaded with ZIRCONBRITE,
applied to the working area, and then discarded)
- Easy access for polishing occlusal surfaces
- Easy polishing in occlusal anatomy
BACKGROUND
Along with the increase in the desire to polish porcelain as an alternative to re-glazing following any
necessary re-shaping or contact adjustments, the past decade has seen the introduction and an acceptance
of Zirconium-supported porcelain restorations. Milled Zirconium copings, based upon their esthetic
color, outstanding mechanical strength, and biocompatibility, have also begun to be introduced into the
market and proven to be a viable alternative to traditional metal-based porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM’s)
crowns and bridges; especially in anterior restorations.
The zirconium copings, rather than being produced in the traditional lost-wax casting techniques, are
milled from a solid block of Zirconium-oxide. The porcelain
veneering is then accomplished by either applying a typical
layering technique, or the final porcelain crown configuration
may be pressed onto the coping.
In addition to milling Zirconium copings, techniques for milling
all porcelain crowns have existed for several years. In this
technique, the entire crown structure is milled from a special
pre-manufactured porcelain block. All-porcelain restorations,
(those not supported by metal understructures) while offering
exceptional esthetics, suffer from limited fracture resistance,
thus they are limited with regard to their ability to be fabricated
into bridges, especially, posterior bridges.
Recently, several manufacturers have introduced CAD/CAM systems and materials designed to mill
full contoured crowns and bridges entirely from Zirconium. Such full-contoured restorations not only
offer excellent esthetic values, they are virtually unbreakable.
It is reported that several additional systems for milling full-contour restorations will be introduced
during the 2010 Chicago Mid-Winter exhibition. It would appear this development offers the greatest
opportunity for DVA’s “Zircon-Brite.”
It is reported that, until now, it was virtually impossible to mechanically polish Zirconium. Now, if
milled full-contour restorations are going to be presented to the dentist for insertion, and if during the
time of insertion any final adjustments must be made, there remains no method of re-sealing and polishing
the crowns before final cementation. The alternative would be to once again, glaze the crown, which
involves more time and inconvenience.
“Zircon-Brite” will polish the crown in virtually in seconds!
BENEFITS
The benefits of “Zircon-Brite” are very simple:
- Allows for the fast and simple re-sealing and polishing of Zirconium crowns and bridges after adjustments.
- Provides a high, marble-like luster in seconds.
- Eliminates the need to re-glaze a restoration following adjustments, thereby saving
approximately 15 minutes in time by eliminating the need to progress through a re-glazing
cycle in a furnace.
- Eliminate the exposure of the restoration to another high-temperature firing cycle.
- Saves money; a competitive volume equivalent to Zircon-Brite would cost in excess of $300
HISTORY OF “BRITENESS” & MARKETING SUGGESTIONS
ZIRCON-BRITE’s predecessor, “Briteness,” has acquired and enjoyed an illustrious career and
outstanding market acceptance. Not only
was it appointed as “one of the top 25
dental products for 2008,” it has been
used by many porcelain demonstrators
and advocates during the past several
years. It is recognized as “The preferred
polish of choice” by the leaders in the
industry.
As this product is so easy-to-use, and its
benefits become instantly recognizable,
sampling to anyone seriously interested
in enjoying its benefits is a very effective
method of exposing this product and
gaining additional satisfied customers.
DVA does have samples available, attached to attractive and
informative information cards at reasonable prices.
An applicable “Price List” is available for all of the available
ZIRCON-BRITE assortments and products are available upon
request.
ZIRCON-BRITE is simply the most effective, best crown and bridge polish on the market!

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