Franke Carbide Surgical Needle bur

The Franke Carbide Surgical Needle Bur is a German-made, high-precision instrument built from tungsten carbide for cutting and shaping during surgical and operative dental procedures. Its needle shape gives dentists in Egypt precise access and excellent visibility in narrow surgical areas.

Clinical Uses

• Surgical bone and tissue shaping during oral surgery procedures
• Operative access refinement where precise, controlled cutting is needed
• Fine surgical detail work in narrow or hard-to-reach surgical sites

Key Features

• Premium tungsten carbide construction for superior hardness, sharpness, and long-lasting performance
• Needle shape design for precise cutting, controlled access, and excellent visibility in surgical areas
• High cutting efficiency with smooth, vibration-free cutting and minimal heat generation
• Durable and wear-resistant, maintaining its cutting edge longer than standard steel instruments

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the bur on a handpiece compatible with its shank type.
2. Use light, controlled pressure to cut or shape bone/tissue during the surgical procedure.
3. Irrigate as needed to control heat during extended cutting.
4. Sterilize the bur following standard instrument reprocessing protocols between patients.
5. Inspect the cutting edge regularly and replace once cutting efficiency declines.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Frank Dental (Germany) tungsten carbide instruments, made-in-Germany quality
• Reliable sharpness and durability for demanding surgical use
• Fast delivery across Egypt for oral surgery and general dental practices
• Support from a team that understands day-to-day surgical instrument needs

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FAQ

What is a surgical needle bur used for?
It's used for precise cutting and shaping of bone or tissue during oral surgery and operative procedures, where its slim needle shape gives better access and visibility.

What material is this bur made from?
Tungsten carbide, which offers superior hardness and edge retention compared to standard steel instruments.

Can this bur be reused after sterilization?
Tungsten carbide burs can typically be reused after proper sterilization, as long as the cutting edge is inspected for wear before each use.

Does this bur need water coolant?
Use adequate irrigation during extended cutting to control heat, following your standard surgical protocol.