Inverted Cone Medium Diamond Bur

Inverted Cone Medium Diamond Bur

An inverted cone medium diamond bur is a dental tool that is used to shape and prepare root canals. It is a rotary instrument that has a diamond-coated tip. The inverted cone shape of the bur allows it to reach into the narrowest parts of the root canal.

The medium grit of the bur is ideal for removing hard tissue, such as dentin and cementum. It is also relatively gentle on the root canal walls, which helps to prevent perforations.

Inverted cone medium diamond burs are available in a variety of lengths and shank sizes. They are typically used with a slow-speed handpiece.

Benefits of using an inverted cone medium diamond bur:

• Can reach into narrow root canals
• Gentle on root canal walls
• Removes hard tissue effectively
• Available in a variety of lengths and shank sizes

How to use an inverted cone medium diamond bur:

1. Select the appropriate bur length and shank size.
2. Attach the bur to a slow-speed handpiece.
3. Insert the bur into the root canal.
4. Use a gentle, rotating motion to remove hard tissue.
5. Continue until the root canal is prepared to the desired size.

Safety precautions:

• Always use a slow-speed handpiece when using an inverted cone medium diamond bur.
• Do not use too much pressure, as this could damage the root canal walls.
• Be careful not to over-cut the root canal.
• Dispose of the bur properly after use.

Inverted cone diamond bur size 014
Medium grain size
Friction grip (FG) high speed
MEISINGER diamond instruments consist of a shank
and a hardened, stainless profile body coated by
means of the most modern galvanizing process with
selected diamond grains. This guarantees an extremely
homogenous, safe, and lasting diamond
coating of the instruments and thus optimal working
results. In addition, the user is guaranteed a choice
from up to seven different grain sizes.