Midwest Diamonds are made with natural diamonds which provide durable cutting surfaces. They feature multiple, evenly distributed layers for optimum concentricity and reliable cutting, use after use.

• Round -- Useful for opening and shaping cavity preparations. Can also be used for depth cuts. Extra large sizes useful for opening and shaping crown chambers for endodontic access.
• Inverted Cone -- Useful for initial opening and contouring of cavity preparations and mechanical retentions/undercuts. Longer head lengths are best suited for shaping walls and floors of deeper preparations.
• Cylinder Flat End -- Use when parallel sides and flat surfaces are needed. Creates flat floors, shoulders and straight walls.
• Taper Round End -- Useful for crown preparations with chamfered/beveled margins. Tapered sides assist in shaping to avoid undercuts.
• Taper Flat End -- Tapered sides and flat end provide flat margins and convergent sides in crown preparations. Also provides flat floors and divergent walls for inlay and overlay preparations.
• Needle and Interproximal -- The shaped ends of these diamonds allow delicate interproximal cutting. Effective on buccal and lingual surfaces in breaking contact.
• Egg and Football -- Rounded shapes are commonly used for both reduction and shaping of lingual and occlusal surfaces