How to Read ISO Number of A Dental Bur?
Every regular bur that meets international standards has ISO Number, so what does ISO consist of? This blog will help you learn this.
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Ball round diamond burs FG RA are used by dentists for excavating.
Ball round diamond burs are widely used for:
* Cavity preparation
* Creating access points
* Creating undercuts
* Creating channels for luxator blades in extractione
* Cavity preparation
* Creating access points
* Creating undercuts
* Creating channels for luxator blades in extractione
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm.
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Inverted cone diamond burs FG RA are suitable to undercut access opening for root canals or for restorations. They may also be used for flattening pulpal or gingival walls.
An inverted cone diamond bur is used as an excavating bur and is also well suited for making undercuts in dental industry.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm
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The double cone diamond burs FG are dental burs used by professionals for different purposes and procedures. The recommended uses are: Occlusal reduction, Lingual reduction and crown and bridge preparation.
Double cone diamond burs are used for:
* Occlusal reduction
* Lingual reduction
* Crown and bridge preparation
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm
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Wheel diamond burs FG have cutting flutes along their outside edge as well as the top surface, so they are perfectly suited for depth cutting.
Wheel diamond burs help to insure proper reduction of the tooth for veneers.
Available Grits/Colors: Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm
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Flat end cylinder diamond burs FG RA are used for intra-oral tooth preparation. They apply to cavity preparation & crown preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm
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Round end cylinder diamond burs FG RA are used for intra-oral tooth preparation. They apply to cavity preparation & crown preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; RA 22mm
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End cutting diamond burs FG are used to shape the floor of mesial and distal tooth preparations for Class II cavities with smooth sides. These burs reduce the risk of affecting the surface of the adjacent tooth with the bur’s cutting surface. End cutting burs can also be used to shape the pulpal floor of Class I and II cavities while avoiding the risk of a cutting surface meeting the prepared cavity walls.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium, Red/Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Needle diamond burs FG RA are used for occlusal reduction, cavity preparation, crown & bridge preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm.
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The flat end cone diamond burs FG RA are especially designed to make the task of crown & bridge preparation simpler and more efficient.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm.
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Round end cone diamond burs FG RA are used for intra-oral tooth preparation and adjustment.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm.
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Pear diamond burs FG are best suited for creating access points, preparing cavities and evening splitting roots of smaller teeth. Pear burs are used for excavating, trimming, and finishing in dental applications.
Pear burs are widely used for:
* Cavity preparation
* Creating access points
* Splitting roots of small teeth
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Flame diamond burs FG RA are used for sub-gingival curettage (removes necrotic sulcus lining). They can remove sub-gingival calclus for initial root planing.
Available Grits/Colors: Green/Coarse, Blue/Medium, Red/Fine, Yellow/Extra Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG, RA; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; RA 2.35mm; Total Length: FG 19mm; FG short 16.5mm; FG long 25mm; RA 22mm.
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Football diamond burs FG are used for cavity preparation, crown & bridge preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Black/Super Coarse, Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Torpedo diamond burs FG are frequently used for tooth preparation, specially designed for cavity preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium, Red/Fine
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Gross reduction diamond burs are used for crown & bridge preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Depth marking diamond burs FG offer non-clogging spiral dual action using a precision engineered head for faster operation and least resistance. They are ideal for fast bulk reduction and a smooth finish.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Taper round edge diamond burs FG are used for ceramic and crown preparation.
Available Grits/Colors: Blue/Medium
Head Sizes: 0.1mm - 100mm; Shank Types: FG; Shank Diameter: FG 1.6mm; Total Length: FG 19mm.
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Diamond burs are made by plating good-quality diamond particles on stainless steel shanks by a galvanic process.
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Different Shapes are Available
five types of grits of diamond burs
Black: Super Coarse
Green: Coarse
Blue: Medium
Red: Fine
Yellow: Extra Fine
Coarse and super-coarse diamond grits for tooth reduction are the most popular, with fine and super-fine for polishing and smoothing a distant second.
Grinding and polishing diamonds should be used to trim and finish micro-filled composites.
Coarse grinding tools leave behind striations; fine and extra fine diamonds are suitable for finishing.
two shank types in dental clinic
(1) FG Diamond Burs
Generally 19mm in length with a 1.60mm diameter shank and fits in high speed handpieces.
(2) RA Diamond Burs
Generally 22mm in length with a 2.35mm diameter shank and fits in low speed handpieces and contra angles.
benefits of diamond burs
1. Great for cutting, especially good at cutting through porcelain, enamel and bone.
2. Enable faster and smoother cutting, and are needed when a cut requires extreme precision.
3. Diamond burs with a finer grit can create a higher polish, and are therefore more appropriate for precise work instead of removing large pieces of material.
4. High-grade stainless-steel shank, high strength, no rusty.
5. Grinding head is made of natural diamond powder. High hardness and wear resistance.
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What are differences between diamond burs FG, RA and HP?
There are three main types of shank - Friction Grip Shank (FG), Latch-type Shank. (RA) and Long Straight Shank (HP).
FG (Friction Grip)
FG burs fit into the turbine of high speed handpieces. The shank diameter is 1.60 mm. The standard length is 20mm long, but longer surgical lengths are available and these are commonly needed for veterinary work.
RA/CA (Right Angle)
RA burs fit into the latch of the contra-angle on slow speed handpieces. They are generally 20mm long with a 2.35mm diameter shank.
HP (Long Straight)
HP burs fit into the nose cone of the slow speed handpieces once the prophy angle or contra angle is removed. They are used for diamond cutting discs or long 40mm burs with a 2.35mm diameter shank.
HP, RA, FG (from left to right)
What are differences between diamond burs and carbide burs? How to choose them?
Carbide burs, which are composed of tungsten carbide, are excellent for cutting.
Thus, diamond bur grinding is superior to carbide bur cutting. With diamond burs, there is also a reduced risk of damaging the inner pulp area of the tooth.
(2) Durability: Both diamond and carbide are exceptionally durable substances. However, diamond burs lose cutting effectiveness more dramatically than carbide burs over time, resulting in a shorter lifespan.
(3) Usages: Both Tungsten carbide burs and diamond burs can be utilized for deburring, finishing, smoothing, and shaping. But Tungsten carbide burs are more resistant to high temperatures than other materials, allowing them to operate for longer periods.
Diamond burs are more useful for carving into stone as compared to tungsten carbide burs, so the main choice selection of material is dependent on the application.
(4) Smoothness: Carbide burs cut and chip away the tooth structure, as opposed to grinding it like diamond burs do, resulting in a far smoother finish than diamond burs.
(5) Zirconia cutting burs: Cutting and removing zirconia crowns can be rather difficult. Diamond burs are more suitable for the task than carbide burs due to their high-speed grind. The same remains good for ceramic crown fabrication.
As a result, When ultra-precision cutting is required, diamond burs are a better option than carbide burs.
What’s the packing? How many pcs in a pack?
For diamond burs, there are 10 pcs in a pack.
The packing is as follow:
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