Frank High Speed Carbide burs periodontology - 1 pc

The Frank Dental Tungsten Carbide Periodontology Bur (C.747L.010.RAXL) is a low-speed, extra-long contra-angle (RAXL) carbide bur made in Germany for periodontal root surface debridement. Tungsten carbide is roughly three times stiffer than steel and holds its edge well, letting the bur cleanly remove subgingival calculus and granulation tissue while smoothing the root surface after scaling — ideal for Egypt periodontal practices treating deep pockets and furcation areas.

Clinical Uses

• Curettage and cleaning of root surfaces in deep periodontal pockets
• Access to narrow interproximal areas and furcations that hand instruments struggle to reach
• Removal of granulation tissue and subgingival calculus (concrement)
• Smoothing the root surface after calculus/endotoxin removal

Key Features

• Tungsten carbide construction — about 3x stiffer than steel, holds sharpness longer
• RAXL shank: contra-angle, low-speed, extra-long reach for deep pockets and furcations
• Precision flute design for controlled, safe cutting on root surfaces
• Reliable, repeatable performance across periodontal procedures

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the bur on a low-speed contra-angle handpiece.
2. Use light, controlled strokes along the root surface to remove residual calculus and granulation tissue in the pocket or furcation.
3. Finish with smoothing passes to leave a clean root surface.
4. Sterilize the bur following standard instrument reprocessing protocols between patients.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Frank Dental (Germany) tungsten carbide perio bur
• Extra-long RAXL shank reaches pockets and furcations other burs can't
• Fast delivery across Egypt for periodontal practices
• Pairs with our periodontal instruments for a complete periodontal debridement workflow

FAQ

What is a periodontology carbide bur used for?
It's used for curettage of root surfaces in deep periodontal pockets, furcations, and narrow interproximal areas — removing granulation tissue and subgingival calculus, then smoothing the root surface.

What does RAXL mean?
RA is a contra-angle (low-speed) shank, and XL denotes an extra-long shaft for reaching deep pockets and furcations that a standard-length bur can't access.

Why tungsten carbide instead of diamond for this procedure?
Tungsten carbide is about three times stiffer than steel and stays sharp, giving controlled cutting on root surfaces without the abrasive action of a diamond bur.

What handpiece does this fit?
A low-speed contra-angle handpiece (RA shank).