Core Product Information

Round Ball Burr Product Introduction The Round Ball Burr is a universal spherical cutting bur for both dental clinics and laboratories. Available in #1 and #2 series, it features a spherical cutting edge design, compatible with various equipment such as implant handpieces and high-speed handpieces. It is widely used in routine dental procedures such as caries removal, cavity preparation, tissue trimming, and prosthesis handling, making it a fundamental cutting tool frequently used in clinical practice.

Features and Advantages

Ball Burr

Sizes including Ø1.5/1.8/3.1/3.4mm, suitable for everyday tooth prep and reducing the superficial caries, to ensure reliable use.

Ball Burr

Covers 8 sizes including Ø1.0/1.4/1.8/2.3/2.7/3.1/3.5/4.0mm, ideal for everthing from fine work to extensive tissue trimming with unrivalled fantastic versatility.

Here's a spherical cutting edge to give smooth and controllable cutting

The spherical head will generate an even smooth cutting effect to reduce damage to surrounding healthy teeth and bone tissue. Smooth cavity prep edges save finishing time and patients' comfort.

Higher hardness and longer life

It is made of medical stainless steel, which is heat treated to improve its hardness, toughness and wear resistance. It is suitable for multiple devices with repeated high temperature and high pressure sterilization, such as implant handpiece and high speed handpiece; it exhibits higher clinical compatibility.

Multi-functional adaptability for routine dentistry

It is possible to do a wide range of basic treatments: from cavity removal, to filling preparation, to restoration/replacement, tissue trimming and bone debridement. It is therefore applicable to clinics and dental laboratories.

Application Scenarios

Endodontic treatment: Removal of decayed tissue, preparation of pulp chambers, and trimming of shallow cavities, laying the foundation for fillings/root canals.

Restoration preparation: Grinding/replacing temporary restorations, adjusting the marginal fit of restorations, and adapting to dental lab model trimming.

Implant/Surgical Assistance: Pre-implantation bone debridement, removal of bone apex/soft tissue residue, or small-scale bone reshaping in alveolar surgery.

Routine Dental Procedures: Treatment of superficial caries in pediatric dentistry, fine-tuning of tooth surface morphology, internal polishing and finishing of dentures/restorations, etc.