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SS White Carbide Bur FG 556-L

SS White Carbide Bur FG 556-L

Rs. 2,150.00
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The SS White Carbide Bur FG 556-L is a high-performance straight, flat-end, cross-cut fissure tungsten carbide bur designed for friction grip (FG) dental handpieces. Engineered with precision cross-cut blades, it delivers an aggressive, highly efficient cutting action and smooth material removal during cavity preparation.

Manufactured using fine-grain tungsten carbide, this bur remains sharper for longer and provides excellent durability and strength. Ideal for excavating carious dentin, establishing initial outline forms, preparing lateral walls, and general metal or amalgam removal. Its design ensures minimal vibration at high speeds, maximizing patient comfort and procedural precision.

Features

  • Straight Flat End Cross-Cut Design: Features cross-cut blades to provide aggressive and efficient cutting of tooth structures and restorative materials.
  • Premium Tungsten Carbide: Manufactured from fine-grain carbide to maintain a sharp cutting edge and resist wear over long-term use.
  • Friction Grip (FG) Shank: Standard FG shank size designed for compatibility with high-speed air turbine contra-angle handpieces.
  • Reduced Chatter & Vibration: Precision concentricity delivers a smooth, vibration-free rotation to enhance patient comfort.
  • Versatile Clinical Applications: Highly effective for preparing lateral cavity walls, excavating caries, and quick removal of amalgam/metal restorations.

Description

Specification

  • Brand: SS White
  • Product Name: SS White Carbide Bur FG 556-L
  • Head Shape: Straight Flat End Cross-Cut Fissure
  • Shank Type: FG (Friction Grip / High Speed)
  • Head Length: Long head design (L)
  • Item Code / SKU: SSW-15059 (Mfg # 15059)
  • Packaging Size: Pack of 10 Burs (10/Pk)

Packaging

  • 1 x Pack of SS White Carbide Burs FG 556-L (Contains 10 burs)

Direction to use

  • Insertion: Insert the FG shank of the 556-L bur fully into the high-speed handpiece chuck and secure it firmly.
  • Speed Recommendation: Operate at recommended high speeds using light, sweeping strokes. Avoid excessive lateral pressure.
  • Cooling Protocol: Always use adequate water spray to cool the bur head and target tooth site, preventing pulp irritation.
  • Amalgam Removal: Move the bur head steadily across the metal restoration to fragment it without binding the fissure blades.
  • Sterilization: Clean the bur in an ultrasonic bath, rinse, dry, and autoclave at 134°C prior to the next procedure.

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