Contents
The kit contains 1 of each of the following burs:
C-1 Round rugby ball bur fine grit (D.379.021.F.FG)
The rounded rugby ball bur pattern is a popular pattern for fine finishing of marginal ridges and onlay margins.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-2- Occlusal Shaper Medium Grit (D.370.030.FG)
This bur is undulating and perfectly shaped for completing anatomically sympathetic occlusal reduction for all posterior cuspal coverage restorations.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 100,000 RMP Optimum speed 100,000 RPM
C-3- Occlusal Shaper Fine Grit (D.370.030.F.FG)
This bur is undulating and perfectly shaped for completing anatomically sympathetic occlusal reduction for all posterior cuspal coverage restorations.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 100,000 RMP, Optimum speed 20,000 RPM
C-4- Large Ball medium grit (D.801.035.FG)
This large ball burs primary use is to prepare the palatal surface of upper incisors during crown preparations 9we recommend preparing half the tooth at a time to help gauge the required reduction.. However the shape is also useful for general occlusal reduction for indirect preparations on the rare occasions that the Occlushaper bur cannot get to the correct angle.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-5- Wheel medium grit (D.909.040.FG)
This bur is really excellent for completing effortlessly level incisal reductions during crown and veneer preparations. The bur can also be used as an alternative to the large round bur for palatal reductions.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-6- Mandrel
This mandrel can be used with our range of Tor VM polishing discs it is included in our indirect preparation kit because polishing discs can be utilised to smooth preparations and also for refining provisional restorations.
C-7- End Cutting Bur (1.2mm) Fine grit (D839.012.F.FG)
This bur is smooth on the sides and only cuts on the tip of the bur. It is ideal for safely smoothing out bumps and lips on a prepared margin or removing a deep core material.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-10- Depth cutter 1.5mm (D.824.009.FG-1,5)
This bur produces a uniform 1.5mm occlusal depth cut. It is ideal for onlay and crown preparations especially when working with lithium disilicate which requires a 1.5mm occlusal reduction typically.
This bur is a medium grit
Max speed 160,000 RMP
C-11- 0.4mm controlled margin reduction bur Coarse Grit (D.881.010.FG)
This bur is very efficient at producing a controlled 0.4mmrounded shoulder crown margin. The bur should be sunk into the tooth until the safe ended guide tip is held against the tooth. Maintaining this contact the bur can then be swept around the tooth to produce the desired margin.
Care should be taken to keep the bur in an upright orientation during preparation.
This bur is a coarse grit
Max speed 280,000 RMP
C-12- 0.4mm tapered depth cut bur (D.Z868B.020.FG)
This bur is ideal for producing controlled facial depth gooves for veneer preparations of 0.4mm. Depth grooves are best made through a bisacryl (or similar) aesthetic pre-evaluative temporaries (after Gurel)
In addition the rounded tip of this bur design is 1.5mm long and can be useful for gauging occlusal depth grooves.
This bur is a medium grit
Max speed 160,000 RMP
C-13- Endodontic safe end access bur (C.269GK.016.FGXL)
These safe ended tungsten carbide burs are popular for the safe removal of pulpal walls during endodontic access. However, we also find the burs ideal as a large batt bur for vertical crown preparations as they produce a smooth efficient preparation where access allows a wider bur to access.
Max speed 160,000 RMP
C-14- Needle Bur Medium Grit (long) (D.859L.010.FG)
These burs are our favourites for breaking contact points during crown preparations. The diamond portion of these is longer on these burs than on typical burs and this allows better access.
This bur is a medium grit
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-15- Thin flame medium grit (D.8862.012.FG)
The flame burs are included in our indirect kit principally for the BOPT vertical crown approach. The thin flame burs are are helpful for preparing proximal surfaces we also use them for general indirect preparations for fine finishing of rough preparation margins.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-16- Thin flame fine grit (D.862.012.F.FG)
The flame burs are included in our indirect kit principally for the BOPT vertical crown approach. The thin flame burs are are helpful for preparing proximal surfaces we also use them for general indirect preparations for fine finishing of rough preparation margins.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-17- Thick flame fine grit (D.862.016.F.FG)
The flame burs are included in our indirect kit principally for the BOPT vertical crown approach. The thick flame burs are perfect for efficient and smooth cutting of facial and lingual surfaces.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-18- Thick flame medium grit (D.862.016.FG)
The flame burs are included in our indirect kit principally for the BOPT vertical crown approach. The thick flame burs are perfect for efficient and smooth cutting of the facial and lingual surfaces.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-19 1mm Taper Medium Grit Batt Bur (D.851.010.FG_E)
C-20- 1mm taper Fine Grit batt bur (D.851.010.F.FG_E)
Especially useful for edgeless and vertical crown preparations these burs are non-end cutting and allow a safe knife edge margin to be prepared.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-21 1.2mm Taper Medium Grit Batt Bur (D.851.012.FG_E)
C-22- 1.2 mm taper Fine Gritbatt bur (D.851.012.F.FG)
Especially useful for edgeless and vertical crown preparations these burs are non-end cutting and allow a safe knife edge margin to be prepared.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-25- 1mm Straight Medium Grit (8mm Long) (D.881.010.FG)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
The 1mm version of the bur is especially helpful for difficult to access proximal surfaces
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-26- 1mm Straight Fine Grit (8mm long) (D.881.010.F.FG)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
The 1mm version of the bur is especially helpful for difficult to access proximal surfaces
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-27- 1.2mm Straight Short Shank Medium Grit (D.881.012.FGS)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
These burs have been customised to have a shorter shank than standard. The shorter shank allows the bur to sit deeper in the handpiece and can greatly improve access in difficult to reach areas.
This bur is 1.2 wide which a good all-rounder width for a variety of margin preparations.
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-28- 1.2mm Straight Short Shank Fine Grit (D.881.012.F.FGS)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
These burs have been customised to have a shorter shank than standard. The shorter shank allows the bur to sit deeper in the handpiece and can greatly improve access in difficult to reach areas.
This bur is 1.2 wide which a good all-rounder width for a variety of margin preparations.
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-29- 1.4 mm Straight Medium Grit (D.881.014.FG)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
The 1.4mm version of the bur is especially helpful easy to access areas of the preparation and where a deeper margin is required (e.g. PFM).
This bur is a medium grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for initial preparation.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
C-30- 1.4mm Straight Fine Grit (D.881.014.F.FG)
We recommend a round ended cylinder bur for the preparation of classic crown preparations. These burs naturally produce rounded shoulder preparations.
The 1.4mm version of the bur is especially helpful easy to access areas of the preparation and where a deeper margin is required (e.g. PFM).
This bur is a fine grit which is the coarseness we would recommend for preparation refinement.
Max speed 225,000 RMP
