In addition to diameter, the taper is another critical parameter when understanding dental burs. Taper refers to the angle or slope of the working part of the bur. Together with the diameter, the taper influences the cutting efficiency, precision, and the specific dental procedures for which the bur is suitable. Here’s a closer look at...Read More

What are the difference between the various grits of a Diamond Bur? Black Band Extra Coarse An extra coarse diamond dental bur is typically used for tasks that require rapid material removal. Some common uses include: Tooth Reduction: When a dentist needs to reshape a tooth or prepare it for a restoration, an extra coarse...Read More

The primary difference between natural diamond burs and synthetic (or industrial) diamond burs lies in their origin and production processes. Natural Diamond Burs: Source: Natural diamond burs are made from diamonds that are mined from the earth. These diamonds are formed over millions of years through natural geological processes. Characteristics: Natural diamonds are known for...Read More

The choice of dental bur for cutting through a zirconia crown may depend on various factors, including the type of dental handpiece you are using, the specific characteristics of the zirconia material, and your personal preferences. Diamond burs are often used for cutting through hard materials like zirconia. Diamond burs are known for their hardness...Read More