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General Instructions:
For the safety of user and patient, it is highly recommended that only qualified dentists should work with denral diamaond burs.
Attention should be paid to speed of work (RPM). Using a bur with yoo high RPM level, could generate undesirable heat.
Do not force a bur into the turbine. In case of difficult access, check both turbine and bur. Remember, Strauss & Co. Denral diamond burs are guaranteed and shall be replaced if found incompatible. However, special attention should be paid to instructions of use and maintenance of the turbine.
Strauss & Co.s dental diamond burs are designed for several uses and are autoclavable.
Sterilize them before use.
Please note the FG mark on the package indicating the use in high speed turbine.
There are many reasons people have historically feared the the dentist. From syringes to pliers, dentists have a whole array of tools that can make patients cringe with anxiety. Of all the tools in their arsenals, however, none are quite as intimidating as the tray of dental burs.These are in essence drill bits used for sculpting out enamel in different procedures.
Within this one tool type there is a great amount of variety offered. First, we see many options as far as material goes. Typically,burs are offered in one of three materials. They may be constructed out of a multifluted tungsten carbide. They may be constructed out of a multifuluted stainless steel, or they may be constructed with a diamond-coated tip. Several other material options exist however. Cutting pieces are offered in gold, silver and diamond versions.
Dental burs may also be classified based upon variations in the pieces. Basically there are three parts that make up the tool. There is the shank.There is the neck, and there is the head. One variance is in what type of shank the bur uses. For example, when using a slow-speed hand-piece with a contra-angle a latch or a right angle bur is typically used. When there is a slow-speed hand-piece, but no contra-angle attachment a long shank is used. Lastly, when a high-speed hand-piece is used a small, friction grip bur must be used.
Dental burs types come in a great variety of shapes and sizes, each model having its own specific uses. That it is why it is important to fully understand what it is you are looking for before making any purchase. Staying abreast of new developments in dentistry is critical.
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