Dentsply Endo Access Diamond Burs - FG 2

Dentsply Endo Access Diamond Burs - FG 2 are precision-crafted dental instruments designed to facilitate efficient and precise access during endodontic procedures. These diamond burs offer dental practitioners a reliable solution for creating smooth and controlled access points, enhancing the success of root canal treatments. They are specifically utilized for endodontic access cavity preparation and coronal restoration, enabling initial penetration into the pulp chamber and subsequent preparation of the chamber walls.

The Dentsply Endo Access Diamond Burs - FG 2 feature a diamond-coated surface, ensuring exceptional cutting efficiency and enhanced durability. The design incorporates a combination of a round and cone-shaped coarse diamond, which allows for both access into the pulp chamber and preparation of the chamber walls in a single operation. The bur's tip is engineered to match round bur sizes for initial penetration, while its diamond shaft effectively flares the pulp chamber and canal walls.

These burs are equipped with a friction grip (FG) attachment, making them compatible with modern dental handpieces. Dentsply Endo Access Diamond Burs are supplied non-sterile and require heat sterilization before first use and between patients to prevent cross-contamination. The product meets the provisions of Regulation EU.

Ensure that the Dentsply Endo Access Bur is securely attached to a compatible dental handpiece using the friction grip bur attachment.
Begin by selecting the appropriate round bur size for initial penetration based on the tooth structure.
Carefully position the bur tip at the desired entry point of the access cavity, ensuring proper angulation.
Apply gentle pressure and initiate rotation of the bur, allowing it to penetrate the tooth structure smoothly.
As the bur progresses, take note of the diamond shaft flaring out gradually, aiding in the preparation of the pulp chamber walls.
Maintain steady and controlled movements while shaping the access cavity, ensuring proper removal of infected or damaged dental tissue.
Use water or an appropriate coolant during the procedure to minimize heat and debris accumulation.
Regularly inspect the progress of the access cavity to ensure adequate access and removal of any obstacles or obstructions.
Once the desired access cavity shape and size are achieved, carefully remove the bur from the tooth.
Thoroughly clean and disinfect the access cavity before proceeding with further endodontic procedures or treatment.