Right Angle Burs Carbide

Description

Contra angle carbide bur

Contra-angle dental burs, also known as right-angle (RA) have a notch on the end that fits into the slow-speed contra-angle dental handpiece.

A closed system enclosed contra-angle dental handpiece with a tiny turbine that is propelled by a fast-moving fluid stream. A dental bur is used in conjunction with a dentist’s handpiece to remove hard tissue such as teeth and bone.

There are different drills in different shapes and sizes for different situations and procedures. This staggering array of options can leave you confused and unsure of which drill bit you need.

Right angle burs function in dentistry

• Cross-cut tapered fissure carbide burs cut much faster because the blade has more cuts, creating a more efficient cutting process and producing less debris. Crosscut Conical Fisher Burrs are used for: cutting multirooted teeth to reduce the crown height.
• Cylinder contra angle burs are used to form a parallel and straight floor. It is ideal to remove old restoration materials, crowns, and Onlays removal.
• Round bur: Righ angle round burs are spherical in shape and can be used in making undercuts and channels for blades during a dental extraction in addition to being utilized for cavity preparation and providing access points. Fewer trash results from the high cutting efficiency of cross-cut tapered fissure burs. Round burs come in a size range of ¼ to 10. They are made of tungsten carbide. Its round tip corners produce rounded internal line angles and thus lower stress in restored tooth Water.
• Inverted cone right-angle burs are used to produce undercuts at the pulpal floor and lateral walls.

5pcs per box as a package.