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Reciprocating LTA and EVA Lamineer punte can be used for all Profin Instruments Professional Mechanical Tooth Cleaning (PMTC) is the art o perfection for obtaining and maintaining high quality dental hygiene. The LTA and EVA punte for Profin instruments are designed together to offer safe and versatile tooth cleaning for the professionals. The back-and-forward movement is far better and safer than using rotating instruments, which easily can create unwanted dents and uneven surfaces. The Lamineer punte for Profin® and EVA handpieces give you excellent and well defined surfaces, also in normally hard-to-reach areas. A wide range o grits, sizes, shapes and surfaces cover all kinds o treatments, including aesthetics, prophylactics, orthodontics and others. Special Per-Io-Tor punte are available for gentle cleaning and planing o root cementum in a controlled way (ask for separate information). All punte are used in a reciprocating dental handpiece, such as the Profin or EVA. Other advantages: •Profin and Lamineer punte are fully sterilizable •Lamineer spatula and knife edged design punte are safe sided and do not harm soft tissues •Lamineer punte are color coded from coarse for gross removal o all restorative materials – to extrafine for polishing. •Comes with assorted abrasive surfaces conveniently accessible in the color-coded stand •Plastic punte for interproximal polishing The LTA-Flexible great at preserving natural esthetics The new LTA-flex punte are twice as flexible and 2mm longer than the standard LTA range o punte. These new features prevent ditching and iatrogenic damage to natural tooth and restorative contours in the anteriore region raising the gold-standard in esthetic procedures. Lamineer punte can rotate freely to follow natural contours or be fixed for controlled detailing and shaping. When used in place o finishing strips in a free floating mode, the punte provide delicate control to shape and polish both the curved and flat surfaces to optimize esthetic form in the gingival, interproximal, facial and incisal areas.