Fissure Carbide Low speed Burs

Fissure Carbide Low Speed Burs feature parallel cutting lines running diagonally in relation to the head, making them ideal for creating parallel walls and flat cavity floors during preparation. The cross-cut variation has a higher blade density for efficient cutting with decreased friction and clogging, making it well suited for periphery contouring.

Clinical Uses

• Creating parallel cavity walls
• Establishing flat cavity floors during preparation
• Periphery contouring of cavity margins
• General cutting and shaping in restorative procedures

Key Features

• Straight fissure design with parallel cutting lines for accurate wall and floor formation
• Cross-cut variant offers higher blade density for efficient cutting
• Reduced friction and clogging during use
• Carbide construction designed for low-speed handpieces

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine stock sourced for the Egyptian dental market
• Fast delivery across Egypt
• Dedicated support for dental professionals and students

FAQ

What are fissure burs used for?
They are used to create parallel cavity walls, flat cavity floors, and for periphery contouring during restorative procedures.

What is the difference between straight and cross-cut fissure burs?
Cross-cut fissure burs have a higher blade density, giving more efficient cutting with less friction and clogging compared to straight fissure burs.

Are these for low-speed or high-speed handpieces?
These are designed for low-speed handpieces.