Dental Lab Polishers
Prosthesis polishers are rotary polishing instruments — abrasive points, flames, discs and wheels, diamond-impregnated polishers, brushes and buffs — used in the dental laboratory to pre-polish and high-gloss polish acrylics, metal alloys, ceramics and zirconia. This collection holds the Busch laboratory polisher ranges made in Germany: universal and metal polishers (No. 96xx and 97xx), zirconia diamond polishers (No. 98xx), ceramic diamond polishers (No. 99xx), and the brushes, buffs and polishing paste that finish the job.
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Professional polishing is effortless with Busch Dental Prosthesis Polishers, precision-engineered abrasive tools designed for finishing and high-gloss polishing of modern dental restorations. Our range includes polishing brushes, buffs, points, flames, discs and wheels, developed to deliver controlled abrasion, smooth surfaces, and consistent results across prosthetic and laboratory applications.
Busch prosthesis polishers are suitable for a wide variety of dental materials, including acrylics, ceramics, zirconia, and metal alloys. With carefully matched grit sizes and polishing materials, these tools enable efficient surface refinement and a brilliant finish without damaging the restoration or altering critical contours.
Engineered for durability and performance, our prosthesis polishers support predictable workflows and superior aesthetic outcomes—making them a reliable choice for dental technicians and prosthetic professionals seeking precision, quality, and efficiency.
Busch & Co. GmbH
Busch Metal Wheel Pre-Polisher | Busch No. 9602 220 – Brown, Medium | Pack of 12
Regular price $18.49Unit price-
Busch & Co. GmbH
Busch Cotton Aluminum Oxide Buff | Busch No. 9544M 220 – Green, Medium | Pack of 6
Regular price $31.99Unit price
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Which Prosthesis Polisher Do You Need?
Match the polisher to the material first — the universal and metal ranges for acrylics and alloys, the diamond polishers for zirconia or ceramic — then work through the grits in order (coarse or pre-polish, medium, fine) and finish with a brush or buff and paste. Shape (point, flame, disc, wheel, football, cylinder) follows the surface you are polishing.
Universal polishers – points, flames, discs, wheels (21)
Metal alloy pre-polishers and polishers (10)
Zirconia diamond polishers (11)
Ceramic diamond polishers (10)
Diamond discs (2)
| Busch No. | Pattern or size |
|---|---|
| 9690G 220 | Diamond Disc Bur, 22 mm, coarse grit, HP, pack of 1 |
| 9690M 220 | Diamond Disc Bur, 22 mm, medium, HP, pack of 1 |
Brushes, buffs and cloths (11)
| Busch No. | Pattern or size |
|---|---|
| 9544F 220 | Cotton Aluminum Oxide Buff, 22 mm, pink, fine, pack of 6 |
| 9544M 220 | Cotton Aluminum Oxide Buff, 22 mm, green, medium, pack of 6 |
| 9636 190 | Chungking Bristle Brush, 19 mm, pack of 12 |
| 9638 190 | Goat Hair Brush, 19 mm, pack of 12 |
| 9641 220 | Cambric Fine Nettle Cloth Polisher, 22 mm, pack of 12 |
| 9642 220 | Chamois Polishing Buff, 22 mm, pack of 12 |
| 9643 220 | Cotton Polishing Buff, 22 mm, pack of 12 |
| 9644 250 | Microfiber Polisher, 25 mm, HP, pack of 6 |
| 9736 140 | Horse Hair Brush, 14 mm, HP, pack of 6 |
| 9738 140 | Goat Hair Brush, 14 mm, HP, pack of 6 |
| 9738 220 | Goat Hair Brush, 22 mm, HP, pack of 6 |
Polishing paste (1)
| Busch No. | Pattern or size |
|---|---|
| 9646 | Diamond Polishing Paste, pack of 1 |
Laboratory Use
Polishing is the last step of prosthesis finishing: after contouring with cutters, the pre-polisher removes scratches, the medium and fine polishers refine the surface, and brushes or buffs with paste bring up the high gloss — on acrylics, metal alloys, ceramics and zirconia alike. Keep each polisher to one material family and run it at the speed Busch recommends to avoid overheating the restoration; see our Dental Bur Speed Chart.
Clinical Use
These are laboratory polishers: most carry the HP shank for the straight laboratory handpiece, and the brushes, buffs, cloth wheels and paste finish the surface after the polishers. Chairside, the HP polishers can be run in a straight slow-speed handpiece to re-polish an acrylic denture or appliance after adjustment; for intraoral polishing of restorations use the RA and FG polishers in our Dental Polisher Collection.
Care and Reconditioning
Laboratory rotary instruments are reusable: clean them after use and store them dry so the abrasive stays effective; keep brushes and buffs for one paste and material. Our Dental Bur Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers cleaning and sterilization for Busch rotary instruments.
Compare With
Dental Polisher Collection · Dental Diamond Interspersed Polisher Collection · Zirconia Bur and Polisher Collection · Dental Lab Abrasive Discs, Stones & Wheels by Busch · Bur Comparison Chart · Dental Bur Glossary
FAQ
How do I choose the right item from this collection?
Every product page details the exact specification, reference number, and application; for cross-brand references and terminology, see our Bur Comparison Chart, Speed Chart, and Bur Glossary — and our experts are a call away at (917) 480-2682 ext 101.
How should these instruments be reprocessed?
Follow the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and the symbols on each product’s packaging; our reprocessing guide covers the general workflow.
Where are these instruments made?
The instruments in this collection are manufactured by Busch & Co. in Engelskirchen, Germany — a specialist in rotary precision instruments since 1905 — and ship fast from our US warehouse.
