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Frank Dental Orthodontic Adhesive Remover & Debonding Bur - 283K - For Contra-Angle

Frank Dental Orthodontic Adhesive Remover & Debonding Bur - 283K - For Contra-Angle

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Orthodontic Adhesive Remover & Debonding Bur — 283K — Contra-Angle

Frank Dental orthodontic debonding bur for cleaning cement and adhesive residue after bracket and band removal without damaging enamel — Made in Germany. Contra-angle (204). Max 40,000 rpm.

  • Brand: Frank Dental
  • Material type: Tungsten carbide
  • Bur type: Orthodontic dental bur
  • Shank type: (204) Suitable for use with contra-angle handpieces
  • Recommended speed: Use at a maximum of 40,000 rpm
  • Origin: Made in Germany

Definition

Orthodontic debonding burs are specially designed to clean cement and adhesive residue remaining on the tooth surface after brackets and bands are removed. Provides effective cleaning without damaging enamel.

Material and structure

Made from tungsten carbide (WC-Co) alloy. Offers high hardness and wear resistance. One-piece production increases durability and reduces deformation risk.

Design features

  • Flute count and cavity geometry provide fast, efficient cutting
  • Long taper, flame, and football head options suit different surfaces and angles
  • Tungsten carbide leaves less enamel loss and a smoother surface than diamond burs

Clinical application

Debonding burs must be used carefully and under control during bracket removal. Appropriate speed and technique are important to avoid enamel damage.

Advantages

  • Fast, effective cleaning
  • Enamel preservation
  • Long service life
  • Adaptation to different clinical situations

Use recommendations

  • Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maximum speed
  • Sterilize burs in an autoclave; avoid overheating
  • Controlled application and parallel use are recommended
  • Regular inspection and replacement of worn burs

Important note

Orthodontic burs tend to fracture from impact, drops, or collisions. Work without pressing hard, and take care to avoid drops and impacts.

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