• EX - 18F: ISO 150/012 - Fine Grit Size - 21mm length
• EX - 41: ISO 233/010 - Regular Grit Size - 19mm length
• FG 165/10: ISO 165/10 - Regular Grit Size - 22mm length
• FG 166/10: ISO 166/10 - Regular Grit Size - 22mm length
• FG 165/12: ISO 165/12 - Regular Grit Size - 19mm length
• FG 166/12: ISO 166/12 - Regular Grit Size - 19mm length

• Pack of 5

Select the Appropriate Bur:

• Choose the right bur for the specific dental procedure, considering factors such as shape, size, and grit.

Inspect the Bur:

• Before use, visually inspect the bur for any damage or wear. Do not use a damaged bur, as it may compromise performance and safety.

Sterilize the Bur:

• Autoclave or follow the recommended sterilization method for the bur to ensure aseptic conditions.

Prepare the Handpiece:

• Make sure the dental handpiece is clean and properly maintained.

Adjust Speed and Cooling:

• Start the handpiece at a low speed and gradually increase it as needed for the procedure. Adjust the water spray or cooling system to prevent overheating.

Position Patient Comfortably:

• Ensure the patient is in a comfortable position and use appropriate techniques to minimize discomfort during the procedure.

Begin the Procedure:

• Gently initiate the procedure, allowing the bur's design and sharpness to do the work. Apply controlled pressure, avoiding excessive force.

Use Adequate Water Cooling:

• Maintain a constant water spray to cool the burn and reduce heat generation. This is crucial for patient comfort and preventing thermal damage.

Inspect Progress:

• Periodically inspect the progress of the procedure and adjust as needed. Check for any signs of heat, discomfort, or irregularities.

Finish and Clean:

• Complete the procedure and clean the bur thoroughly. Follow appropriate infection control protocols.

Dispose or Sterilize:

• Dispose of single-use burs according to waste disposal regulations. For reusable burs, sterilize them again before the next use.