Dear Valued Customer,
As you are most likely aware, costs have been steadily increasing over the last few years, and recently tariffs were imposed on imported products. We made the decision not to pass these extra costs on to our customers hoping it would be a short-term situation. Unfortunately, we can no longer maintain our current pricing structure, and for the first time in over 3 years, our prices will be adjusted effective April 3rd, 2026.
We will absorb the majority of these increased costs internally and pass along only what is necessary to maintain our quality, regulatory standards, and service levels. Our commitment to delivering reliable, FDA cleared, high-quality products, remains unchanged.
Thank you for your continued support and loyalty. We truly value your trust in us.
Dear Valued Customer,
As you are most likely aware, costs have been steadily increasing over the last few years, and recently tariffs were imposed on imported products. We made the decision not to pass these extra costs on to our customers hoping it would be a short-term situation. Unfortunately, we can no longer maintain our current pricing structure, and for the first time in over 3 years, our prices will be adjusted effective April 15th, 2026.
We will absorb the majority of these increased costs internally and pass along only what is necessary to maintain our quality, regulatory standards, and service levels. Our commitment to delivering reliable, FDA cleared, high-quality products, remains unchanged.
Thank you for your continued support and loyalty. We truly value your trust in us.
The Quick Tool instrument from Bredent is a three bud-shaped, sintered diamond tips instrument designed to produce a safe and uniform grip of crowns and bridges for easy handling. Porcelain crowns are held without any pressure due to the three diamond plated tips and the locking mechanism; even electro-formed copings can be safely secured. The gripping force can be adjusted to the internal size of the crown without the risk of deformity. In the case of reduced spaces such as in lower anterior crowns, a diamond tip can be removed.
Additionally, the Quick Tool from Bredent has an integrated “slide washer” that can be used to condense porcelain during the build-up stage. The diamond tips for this instrument can also be purchased separately if necessary.
