ValdentUSA
ValdentUSA FG #801.018 Fine Grit Round Diamond Burs, 10/Pk
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Product Description
The Valdent USA FG #801.018 Fine Grit Round Diamond Burs are high-performance rotary instruments designed for delicate finishing and polishing procedures in dentistry. These burs are optimized for use in high-speed handpieces and provide a smooth, precise finish on various restorative materials and tooth structures.
Key Features & Benefits
- Premium Diamond Coating: Coated with high-grade, fine natural diamond particles to provide consistent cutting performance, durability, and a smooth surface finish.
- Fine Grit (Red Band): The fine grit is ideal for finishing cavity and crown preparations, especially around margins, ensuring a precise and smooth result that reduces the need for extensive post-operative polishing.
- Round Shape: The spherical head is versatile and used for a variety of tasks including caries excavation, creating conservative access points, developing internal contours, and refining line angles.
- Friction Grip (FG) Shank: Designed for secure fitting and stable operation in standard high-speed dental handpieces, minimizing vibration and enhancing control.
- Precision and Efficiency: Manufactured to high standards (ISO 018 diameter) for consistent performance, allowing for efficient work while ensuring a high-quality, refined outcome.
- Packaging: The product comes in a practical pack of 10 burs, providing an economical option for daily clinical use.
Technical Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural Diamond Grit on Stainless Steel Shank |
| Shape | Round (Spherical) |
| Grit | Fine (Red Color-Coded) |
| Shank Type | FG (Friction Grip) for High-Speed Handpieces |
| Head Diameter | 1.8 mm (ISO 018) |
| Packaging | 10 burs per pack |
Intended Use
These fine grit round diamond burs are primarily used by dental professionals for:
- Finishing and polishing restorative margins.
- Anatomical contouring for cosmetic recontouring or correcting malocclusion.
- Creating precise details and smooth surfaces during veneer preparation.
- Detailed cavity preparation where precision is needed.
