Description:

The BUR 8 FG ROUND H1.31.023 PK/5 is a top-tier friction grip carbide bur engineered for effective cutting and precision control in a wide array of restorative dental tasks. With a No. 8 round head and a diameter of 1.2mm (catalog code H1.31.023), this bur is perfect for conservative cavity preparations, caries extraction, and refinement of access in enamel and dentin. Constructed from medical-grade tungsten carbide, the BUR 8 FG ROUND delivers remarkable cutting capabilities, long-lasting durability, and outstanding wear resistance. Its carefully sharpened flutes ensure smooth cutting with reduced vibration and chatter, improving operator control and tactile feedback during high-speed rotary work. This leads to enhanced accuracy and patient comfort throughout restorative procedures. The round bur design allows for careful and controlled access to tooth structure, proving especially effective in creating retention grooves, undercuts, and smoothing out pulpal walls. It is commonly used for interproximal preparations, accessing carious lesions, and refining the margins of composite or amalgam restorations. The 1.2mm head diameter offers versatility for both pediatric and adult cases while allowing for safe, conservative tooth removal. Compatible with standard high-speed air turbine handpieces, the BUR 8 FG ROUND integrates smoothly into operational workflows, enabling swift and efficient tooth preparation. Its durable construction guarantees consistent performance through multiple uses and sterilization cycles, adhering to hygiene standards in clinical environments. Each pack includes five individual burs, promoting efficiency in inventory management and procedural consistency for high-volume restorative practices. The packaging design enhances convenience, ensuring that clinicians have easy access to essential instruments during busy multi-patient sessions. Whether employed for Class I, II, or V preparations, the BUR 8 FG ROUND H1.31.023 consistently achieves high-performance outcomes in both anterior and posterior teeth. It serves as an indispensable tool for dental providers striving for precision, control, and clinical excellence in a range of routine and complex restorative procedures.