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SS White Carbide Trimming & Finishing Burs - FOA 1 Shaped
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SS White Carbide - Trimming & Finishing Burs:
Powerful Cutting Performance for Faster, More Beautiful Finishes and Polishes
- 10 blade Safe End or 12 blade finishing burs efficiently trim and contour composites
- 20 blade Safe End or 20 blade Finishing burs create an ultra-smooth, pre-polish on composites
MAXIMUM STRENGTH & DURABILITY
Proper selection of tungsten carbide and high quality steel combined with a specialized heat treatment process and controlled welding operation creates the optimum conditions required to attain the impressive strength and durability of an SS White bur. A study conducted at the University of Maryland confirms that SS White 557 burs are 84.67% stronger than Midwest Standard 557 Burs.*
Carefully designed blade structure, rake angle, flute depth and spiral angulation combined with our specially formulated tungsten carbide results in the powerful cutting performance of SS White burs. SS White burs are engineered to deliver the most efficient cutting rate & performance for the most popular procedures.
SS White solid carbide burs are made with high quality fine-grain tungsten carbide, which produces a blade that is sharper and wears longer compared to less expensive coarse grain tungsten carbide.
For shank construction, SS White uses surgical grade stainless steel, which resists corrosion during sterilization processes used in the dental office.
Blades made of fine grain tungsten carbide, retain shape even as they wear. Less expensive, large particle tungsten carbide dulls quickly as the large particles break from the blade or cutting edge.
SS White Burs delivers minimal vibration when subjected to the rotational speeds of the dental hand-piece and maximizes performance and procedural comfort for you and your patient. SS White burs are engineered to deliver the most efficient cutting rate and performance for the most popular procedures.
Consistent Quality
SS White® is ISO 13485, EN46001 and CE Mark Certified which means an SS White® bur is manufactured to the highest quality standards. SS White® reflects the importance of manufacturing to the highest standard of quality in its Quality Policy which states:
Total commitment to ISO 13485, MDD 93/42 EEC –Annex II and Total Quality Manufacturing Provide customers with the highest valued products and services pursue continuous improvement Focus on customer needs.
You can depend on the consistent quality of a SS White® bur… in all ways, always.
2. 20 blade Safe End or 20 blade Finishing burs create an ultra-smooth, pre-polish on composites
1. The intention of these instructions is to provide guidelines for the sterilization of rotary dental instruments.
2. Unless otherwise indicated, all instruments are supplied clean but not sterile. It is the user’s responsibility to sterilize instruments before the first use and if applicable, before each additional use.
3. Instruments indicated as non-sterile single use should be processed following these guidelines before the initial use only and then properly discarded.
Warnings:
1. Used rotary instruments should be considered contaminated and shall be handled following appropriate precautions and guidelines.
2. Personal protective equipment (PPE) including gloves, mask, and eye protection should be worn.
3. Further controls may be required if specfic patient risks are present.
Cleaning:
1. Automatic Cleaning is the recommended method for pre-sterilization cleaning.
2. Follow the machine manufacturer’s recommended method while utilizing approved agents for the cleaning of rotary dental instruments.
3. If there is an excessive delay between use and cleaning, manual cleaning may be required. In the case that automatic cleaning is not available, rotary dental instruments may be cleaned manually.
4. Manually brush debris from instruments under running water with a wire brush and approved cleaning agent.
5. PPE should be worn and care taken to avoid spreading contaminants during the brushing process.
6. After cleaning, dry instruments with paper towel or dry heat not exceeding 140oC. Inspect and properly discard any instruments with signs of excessive wear, damage or corrosion.
Sterilization:
1. Saturated steam under pressure (autoclave) is the recommended method of sterilization for rotary dental instruments.
2. The recommended cycle is 20 to 30 minutes at 121 degree C (250 deg F) at 15 to 30 psi. For faster processing a rapid cycle of 3 to 10 minutes at 135 deg C (275 deg F) at 25 to 30 psi is also acceptable.
3. Operation of the autoclave should follow the manufacturer’s recommended methods and materials.
Storage: After sterilization, store instruments in a dry, clean, and ambient temperature environment.
SS White Carbide Burs deliver minimal vibration when subjected to the rotational speeds of the dental hand-piece and maximizes performance and procedural comfort for you and your patient.
Key Features of SS White Carbide Burs:
1. Are sharper and last longer
2. High strength
3. Efficient cutting rate
4. Fine grain tungsten carbide for durability