FAQ

Follow chemical manufacturer guidelines during sterilization, and avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the bur. "General Dental Burs Maintenance"

Prevent bur breakage by avoiding excessive pressure, choosing the right bur for the task, and replacing worn burs promptly. "General Dental Burs Maintenance".

Clean dental burs using an ultrasonic cleaner, and sterilize them following industry guidelines. "General Dental Burs Maintenance".

Common issues include bur chatter, overheating, and breakage; address these by ensuring proper bur selection, maintaining equipment, and using the correct technique.

Dental burs are small, drill bit-like tools used for cutting hard tissues such as teeth or bone.

Dental burs are usually named by shank, shape, or material.

Dental burs come in various types, including carbide burs for general use, diamond burs for cutting through hard materials, and specialty burs for specific procedures. "Dental Bur Shapes and Their Uses: A Comprehensive Guide for Dentists"

There are numerous shapes of dental bur heads that include: round/ball, taper, torpedo/bavel, inverted cone, etc. "Dental Bur Shapes and Their Uses: A Comprehensive Guide for Dentists"

HP = straight handpiece 44.5mm, FG = high speed, RA = contra angle. "Dive Into The World Of Dental Burs!"

black = super coarse, green = coarse, blue = medium coarse, red = fine, yellow = super fine. "Now You Can Know What the Colors on Dental Burs Mean!"

Consider the procedure type, tooth material, and desired outcome when choosing a dental bur. Visit mr bur online shop to buy according to procedures. "Choosing the Correct Type of Dental Bur for Specific Clinical"

Common materials include tungsten carbide and diamonds; material choice impacts durability and performance. "Dental burs comparison: Diamond vs Carbide burs"

Replace burs as needed or when wear is evident to maintain optimal cutting efficiency.

5 teeth preparations at most.
However, it does not apply to all brands, some might not achieve the desired outcome. With Mr. Bur, you get high quality dental burs to withstand any teeth preparations. In many situation, if you take good care with sterilisation and disinfection, our dental bur can be use more than 5 times as long as the bur is not wear off. 

Efficient use involves selecting the right bur, maintaining proper speed, and ensuring the bur's sharpness.

While higher-quality materials may have a higher initial cost, they can contribute to long-term cost-effectiveness. "Bur Materials"

The spiral cool cut dental burs are designed for self removing debris, it saves time and it conducts less heat. "Mr Bur cool twister line dental burs"

Mr Bur have different types of dental bur materials such as: Diamond, Carbide, Gold, Tungsten Carbide, Steel, Ceramic and etc.

The 702 taper flat end carbide bur FG is commonly used for surgical procedures, including bone reduction and shaping. Its specially designed shape and cutting edges ensure effective material removal and smooth preparations.

Round carbide burs are ideal for removing dental caries at a slow speed. Using a round carbide bur at a slower speed removes minimal dental hard tissue while effectively targeting the softer decay areas.

Finishing burs are perfect for tasks like finishing restorations, soft tissue re-contouring, enameloplasting, and odontoplasty. Available with 12 or 30 blades in carbide or diamond heads, they come in various shapes. Thus, finishing burs are offered in white stone for composites and green stone for amalgam. 

Mr.Bur Gingivectomy burs are an economical solution for cavity preparation and dentine removal. They are softer, more flexible, and more resistant to chipping and breaking compared to carbide burs.

Mr.Bur Gingivectomy burs, also one of the steel burs, are perfect for fine-tuning soft tissue during the preparation of interproximal and subgingival cavities.Gingivectomy burs utilize the heat generated by the bur to cauterize the gums, helping control bleeding effectively. Gingivectomy burs are perfect for the gentle dilatation of the gingiva, particularly helpful in subgingival caries treatment, and can cut & coagulate soft tissue.

Diamond polishing burs are perfect for polishing hard materials like ceramic and zirconia, delivering efficient and precise results for a smooth, glossy surface.

Mr. Bur Composite Polishing Diamond Polisher, part of the aesthetic dentistry product category, is designed to be soft and can be applied at any angle without altering the shape, ensuring a high-shine finish.

The 6002 polisher quickly turns rough surfaces into smooth, high-shine composites. Ideal for composite polishing with a high shine finish in just 2 steps, using durable silicone material for long-lasting performance and exceptional results.

Diamond burs are used to cut through Zirconia or grind porcelain when shaping and placing crowns or veneers. Grinding down tooth structures in order to get properfits for crowns, veneers and Interproximal reduction.

Diamond burs enable faster and smoother cutting, and are needed when a cut requires extreme precision. Diamond burs with a finer grit can create a higher polish, and are therefore more appropriate for precise work instead of removing large pieces of material

 Diamond burs come in various grit sizes. Coarse and super-coarse diamond grits are the mostpopular for toothreduction, with fine and super-fine grits for polishing and smoothing. Grinding and polishing diamonds are used for trimming and finishing micro-filled composites.

The most used diamond bur head shapes include round, pear, cylinder, inverted cone, tapered flat end, tapered round end, flame

Round End Tapered Burs are some of the most versatile diamond burs in dentistry. Their design provides excellent access and visibility for cavity preparation, especially in posterior teeth where space is limited.

Key factors vary from grit quality, coating thickness, diamond distribution, grit size and shape, resistance to heat buildup, smoothness of cutting action, etc.... . "Good and Bad Diamond Bur: A Comprehensive Discussion"

Price varies according to diamond quality, coating technology, shaft material and design, manufacturing processes, etc...

The four main difference that will affect the decision of choosing diamond bur and carbide bur includes cutting precision, durability, tooth surface and cutting materials

The durability of MR.BUR diamond burs is due to the extremely hard and wear-resistant diamond particles in their composition. This allows them to maintain sharpness even after prolonged use. Diamond burs are perfect for procedures requiring precision, such as zirconia crown preparation and veneer installation. Their high precision makes them ideal for fine detailing, shaping, and contouring.

🟢 Taper Round End Coarse Chamfer Diamond Bur:
Ideal for tooth reduction and shaping during crown preparations. Suitable for cavity prep, chamfer margins, crown prep, fillings, and veneers.

⚫ Spiral Cool Cut Taper Round End Super Coarse Diamond Bur:
Features spiral channels for turbo water flow, enabling faster operation by flushing out debris and dissipating heat. Perfect for fillings, crown cutting, crown prep, cavity prep, veneers, and chamfer margins.

✨ Fine Grit Pre-Polishing Taper Round End Diamond Bur:
Suitable for prosthodontics, fillings, crown prep, cavity prep, veneers, chamfer margins, and polishing/finishing for a high shine.

🟢 Torpedo Coarse Diamond Bur:
Used for crown prep, cavity prep, chamfer margin prep, proximal axial reduction, lingual and buccal reduction, and PFM crown materials.

🔺 Pointed Cone Coarse Diamond Bur:
Multipurpose bur for crown prep, model fabrication, model casting, crown and bridge techniques, veneers, ceramics, proximal axial reduction, trimming, and interproximal work.

🔥 Flame Cylinder Diamond Bur:
Used for cavity prep, crown and bridge prep, chamfer margins, tangential prep, trimming, and preparation.

🍑 Occlusal Surface Reduction Peach Coarse Diamond Bur:
Perfect for crown prep, cavity prep, occlusal and lingual reduction, model fabrication, crown and bridge techniques, prosthodontics, and restorative work.

🍩 Occlusal Surface Reduction Donut Coarse Diamond Bur:
Excels in restorative work, crown removal, crown prep, model fabrication, occlusal incisor reduction, and crown and bridge techniques. Ensures precise and efficient results.

Diamond burs are frequently used for cutting through hard materials like zirconia. Known for their hardness and durability, diamond burs are excellent for working on high-hardness materials. Using water spray during the cutting process helps cool the bur and prevent overheating.

Mr.Bur CT-1 the ultimate zirconia cutter diamond burs, are expertly designed for precise and efficient cutting of zirconia. With superior diamond spiral grit technology, CT-1 ensures exceptional results, delivering a smooth and accurate cut every time. CT-1 is the best choice for achieving the perfect fit and finish, as well as being able to cut within a 1 minute. 

Friction-grip diamond burs are crucial for the initial step in occlusal adjustments for zirconia crowns. A light touch with a fine or extra-fine diamond bur is necessary for precise adjustments. Mr.Bur Occlusal Surface Reduction Egg Coarse Diamond bur are perfect for crown preparation, occlusal reduction, lingual reduction, model fabrication, crown and bridge technique, prosthodontics, and restorative work.

A taper diamond bur with a round end is ideal for substantial reduction and multi purposes during crown preparations and tooth reshaping. This bur is utilized to create a chamfer margin, enhancing the marginal fit between the restoration and the tooth surface.

They make cutting easier, and in some cases, they can prepare cavities, bone-shape, and excise old dental fillings. In addition, the burs are sharp cutters, and most dentist favours them in the cutting of amalgam, dentine, and enamel.

Carbide burs is more efficient when it comes to filling and any other procedures involving cavities, and much stronger in the long-run. Another reason many dental professionals prefer them is that they leave a smooth, clean finish.

When using carbide burs, continuously move the bur to avoid localized heating and potential damage. Excessive heat can cause patient discomfort, tooth or tissue necrosis, or burns. Avoid removing the bur at sharp angles to prevent leverage and breakage, which could injure the patient or user.

Carbide burs are reusable instrument. They are available in both sterile and non-sterile models, offered under various trade names with numerous head diameters and working lengths. These reusable carbide burs are sterilized using steam sterilization, either in a gravity or prevacuum cycle.

Before starting the sterilization process, both used and brand-new rotary instruments, including carbide burs, must be cleaned. Wear puncture-resistant gloves and pre-soak the instruments in an ultrasonic cleaner or washer disinfector for five minutes to loosen debris.

Carbide burs are the most common type of dental bur and are used to remove material and tooth structure. Carbide burs leave a smoother surface compared to diamond burs and can be sharpened and reused. They may also have a coating that increases tool life. Carbide burs come in a variety of shapes and sizes and may have specialized applications.

Round carbide burs are designed for the efficient excavation of caries during root canal procedures. Mr Bur round carbide burs is carefully made for  blade structure, rake angle, flute depth, and spiral angulation result in the powerful cutting performance.

Mr Bur orthodontic debonding carbides are multi-fluted and perfect for removing orthodontic adhesive resin after bracket removal. Ideal for all patients with invisalign braces, these Mr Bur 9406 orthodontic debonding burs are specifically designed to minimize enamel damage.

Specialty burs contribute to accuracy, minimizing tissue damage during intricate dental procedures.

Advancements include innovative shapes and materials, enhancing performance and efficiency in specialized dental treatments.

Ensuring safety and comfort involves using pediatric-specific burs and employing child-friendly techniques.

Specialty burs for pediatric dentistry are designed to be less invasive, promoting a positive experience for young patients. link to mini or short bur

Zekrya Burs offer superior cutting performance for oral surgery procedures such as sectioning wisdom teeth, separating roots, and removing broken root stumps. They are also used endodontically to reduce cusps on molars for easier endodontic access.

Oral surgery burs are versatile instruments used in various surgical procedures, including dental implants, soft tissue trimming, and root separation. These burs are designed to provide excellent control and access in oral surgery applications.

Interproximal reduction known as IPR is a technique used to mechanically remove small amounts of enamel from between the teeth. It is used to help with orthodontic treatment which may include the correction of overcrowding or reshaping the area between the neighbouring teeth.

Mr Bur IPR bur is the best choices for IPR. They enable the accurate reshaping of teeth to create space for the alignment of crowded teeth, resulting in more effective orthodontic treatments.

Mr Bur Veneer kit is specially designed for veneer preparations, adjusting, finishing of veneer restorations. This kit has been created to address the challenges of veneer preparations, designed by one of the world's top 100 dentists, Prof. Francesco Mangani.

Mr Bur gingivectomy kit is ideal for fine-tuning soft tissue during the preparation of interproximal and subgingival cavities, as well as for more extensive procedures.

Mr Bur diamond polishers belong to the aesthetic dentistry product. They help dentists turn rough surfaces into smooth, high-shine composites without altering their shape in a very short time. Mr Bur diamond polisher is soft and can be applied at any angle to get the job done efficiently. It's a best-selling product.

For most composite procedures, restorations can be finished using 12-fluted carbide finishing burs or fine-grit diamond burs. Each type of bur comes in a variety of shapes, allowing for precise shaping of different aspects of occlusal anatomy.

Finishing burs are designed for adding final touches, shaping, and fine details to restorations. They are used for finishing restorations, soft tissue re-contouring, enameloplasty, and odontoplasty. Available in 12 or 30 bladed versions, they come with carbide or diamond heads in various shapes. Finishing burs are also available in white stone for composite and green stone for amalgam.

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MR.BUR Soft Tissue Trimming Bur is designed for high cutting efficiency, minimizing bleeding and discomfort during hard tissue work, and ensuring durability with water use.

Perfect for blade replacement, gingival cord packing, and high-frequency electric knife cutting, it trims soft tissue, reduces bleeding, and effectively grinds bone around implants.

Featuring ceramic tips, it exceeds in reducing bleeding during procedures like gingival contouring, uncovering implant sites, exposing deep cervical caries, and other clinical situations requiring soft tissue reshaping or removal.

Carbide burs are the most commonly used bur for removing excess composite from the enamel surface after the removal of fixed appliances. They are considered the gold standard for this procedure.

The Lindemann tungsten carbide bur is designed for aggressive cutting of bone structure. Made from a single piece of tungsten carbide, its special geometry allows for efficient cutting of hard or bone tissue while effectively removing debris.

⚪X03W: Mr.Bur X03W bur, with a 0.3mm working length, is perfect for precise interproximal reduction of anterior teeth. Featuring ultra-fine grit, it excels in slicing, finishing, and smoothing, restoring natural anatomy post-procedure.

🔴X04R: Mr.Bur X04R bur, with a 0.4mm working length and fine grit, is ideal for slicing anterior teeth. It ensures precise gap creation for interproximal reduction (IPR) without an IPR gauge, essential for orthodontic treatments.

🔵X05B: Mr.Bur X05B bur, with a 0.5mm working length, is excellent for creating larger interdental gaps in a single slice. It’s highly effective for precise interproximal reduction.

🟡X03SF: Mr.Bur X03SF bur, also with a 0.3mm working length, is designed for finishing and polishing anterior teeth. It creates a smoother surface on the reduction area, making it essential for precise interproximal reduction.

🟢XL04: Mr.Bur XL04 bur, with a 0.45mm working length and fine grit, is designed for interproximal reduction on posterior teeth. This super-thin diamond bur ensures proper enamel removal without unnecessary damage, enabling vertical IPR for accurate and swift tooth slenderization and contouring.

🔵XL05: Mr.Bur XL05 bur, with a 0.5mm working length and fine grit, is designed for slicing posterior teeth. It ensures even distribution with minimal pressure, allowing quick and efficient reduction and contouring for interproximal reduction.

MR.BUR Zekrya Series Carbide Surgical Bur are perfect for efficient and precise cutting in surgical procedures. Commonly used for crown lengthening and bone reduction. 💉🔪

MR.BUR Lindemann Carbide burs feature a unique cutting design and sharp edges, available in various shapes and sizes to fit different needs. Commonly used in procedures like alveoplasty, ridge augmentation, and dental implant placement, surgical burs efficiently remove or reshape bone tissue with precision. 🦷🔪

MR.BUR Zekrya Series Carbide Surgical Tooth Sectioning Bur is perfect for sectioning impacted wisdom teeth before extraction, separating roots, and removing broken root stumps. It delivers smooth, vibration-free cutting performance. 💎🔪

MR.BUR Carbide Burs are highly effective for chipping away tooth structure, removing metal restorations, and trimming and finishing composites. They’re also used for excavating and preparing cavities for fillings, removing old filling material, and contouring bone. 🔧🔩

MR.BUR Carbide burs are necessary for fillings and various dental procedures like cavity preparation, decay removal, and reshaping fillings. Their design allows for aggressive cutting with less pressure, making them perfect for shaping and trimming hard dental materials. 🔧💎

Laboratory burs are designed for extraoral applications, perfect for cutting, shaping, and refining prosthetics, plaster models, and various acrylic materials during dental treatments.

Trimming and finishing burs have more blades that are closer together and shallower, ideal for fine finishing and polishing. The most common bur head shapes include round, pear, cross-cut tapered fissure, cylinder, and inverted cone.

Mr.Bur Inlay-Onlay burs are designed to provide quick, simple, and precise tooth preparation for various crown and bridge restorations, veneers, and onlays. Achieving accurate depth orientation grooves is effortless with the specially designed depth-cutting diamond points.

Pear burs are utilized in dental applications for excavating, trimming, and finishing, and are also effective for rounding edges. Pear burs can be made of diamond or carbide, often known for 330 diamond or  330 carbide. Pear carbide burs can be single or crosscut, with blades positioned closer together or further apart depending on the material being cut. The bur features cutting edges on all sides.

Occlusal Reduction FG burs are specifically engineered for use in all types of crown preparations, including PFM, PFZ, and all-ceramic crowns. Featuring a coarse diamond grit, these diamond burs enable rapid cutting through structures and have a unique design that ensures they stop at the designated depth.

Orthodontic kit come with specially shaped trimming and finishing carbide and diamond burs, removing composite attachments and bond adhesives becomes effortless. Rest assured, your tooth enamel remains unharmed during the process. The adhesive polishers in the kit effectively remove excess material, making them perfect for Invisalign cases.

Crown preparation involves removing significant amounts of enamel and dentine, making it a less conservative technique. The aim is to create sufficient space for the crown and to shape the tooth appropriately, ensuring it retains and supports the crown effectively.

MR.BUR Interproximal reduction (IPR) is a best alternative for extraction and loss of healthy teeth. By reducing the size of the teeth by at least 0.3 millimeters, orthodontists can create the necessary space for teeth to move back into their correct position within the arch.

Preparing for veneers involves removing a minimal amount of enamel from the front surface of the teeth. This creates a smooth surface, ensuring a secure bond for the permanent veneers. Typically, 0.3 to 1.5 millimeters of enamel is removed, depending on various factors. Teeth in different positions may need varying levels of preparation for a uniform appearance. The severity of cosmetic imperfections can influence the amount of enamel removal. Furthermore, choosing between porcelain or composite veneers can affect the extent of tooth preparation.

IPR saves healthy teeth from extraction by creating slight spaces between teeth, allowing for better alignment and improved oral health.

Chamfer margins are great for preparing full crowns and the lingual portion of metal-ceramic crowns. A chamfer margin should be smooth, distinct, and allow for a 0.5 mm material thickness. This method conserves tooth structure while creating enough space for the material’s bulk.

MR.BUR Taper Round End Coarse Chamfer Diamond Bur is perfect for cavity preparation, chamfer margins, crown preparation, fillings, and veneer preparation. 

Shoulder preparation, used for anterior and posterior crown and bridge indications, features a 90-degree margin, making it perfect for crown cutting. This method involves more reduction and a well-defined finish line, making it perfect for all-ceramic crowns and PFM. It provides adequate space for both metal and ceramic, ensuring the material is thick enough to withstand fractures. 

Chamfer margins are smooth and distinct, with a thickness of 0.5 mm, preserving tooth structure while providing sufficient material bulk. However, a shoulder margin, featuring a 90-degree angle, is commonly used for all-ceramic and PFM crowns.

Front teeth are the most visible and often the focus for a natural look. Zirconia and E-Max crowns are top choices for front teeth because they can be crafted to closely resemble natural teeth and are more resistant to chipping compared to other options.

The key difference is that an onlay covers a cusp of the tooth, while an inlay fills the area between the cusps. Both involve drilling out the cavity, but an onlay is precisely crafted to fit the exact size and shape of the space.

Ideal for crown preparation, shoulder margin burs, inlay and onlay work, posterior teeth, prosthodontic procedures, crown and bridges, and achieving a high shine with polishing and finishing.

Dental caries are removed with a round carbide bur at a slow speed. Suitable head sizes from 1.0 to 2.3mm. Utilizing a round carbide bur at a slower speed minimizes the removal of dental hard tissue while effectively targeting the softer decayed areas. For deeper cavities, this technique reduces the risk of pulpal exposure. 

Bevelling is best accomplished with a flame-shaped finishing bur or a fine diamond bur. For posterior cavities, the gingival cavosurface margin should only be bevelled if it is well above the cemento-enamel junction and a thin band of enamel remains after cavity preparation.

Yes, Mr Bur offers international shipping to meet the needs of our global customer base.

Delivery times vary by location, but we strive to provide prompt and efficient shipping globally. Normally within 3- 5 working days

We ship to over 175 countries worldwide. Check our shipping destinations list for specific details.

Yes, you will receive a tracking number once your order has been shipped.

Customs duties, taxes, and other fees may apply depending on your country’s regulations. These charges are the responsibility of the recipient.

Mr Bur is a leading global provider of high-quality dental burs for dental professionals. We supply to countries worldwide with online and offline presence.

Mr Bur offers the highest quality dental burs that fulfil the needs of all dental procedures including: cavity preparation, crown removal, removal of old fillings, root planing, root canal planning.

Mr Bur provides dental bur products with the highest durability and cutting efficiency with innovative German technology from cavity preparation to crown removal.

Free Express Shipping/ Wide range of dental burs selections/ Easy online ordering with case filtering/ Exceptional quality at reasonable price / Professional Guidance & weekly Insights.

Mr Bur proudly operates in 5 countries locally including Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. Our online shop provides dental burs for the global market with strong presence in Australia, UAE & United States of America ( USA ).

Mr Bur offers a unique experience of buying dental burs online with a unique filtering system. Dentist can easily sort their preference dental burs by each dental procedure.

You can contact Mr.Bur by exploring our website contact section with link below. For international enquiry please contact +65 8600 2640 using Whatsapp.

Explore our website's testimonials section to read about the experiences of dental professionals using Mr Bur's products or check out our social media platform real time reviews.

Mr Bur is on a mission to provide dental professionals worldwide with cutting-edge, high-quality dental burs to achieve minimally invasive procedure. We are aiming to become the best dental bur brand by creating the most innovative dental bur solutions provider for dentists and dental technicians online and offline.

Mr Bur focuses on helping dentists achieve minimally invasive dental procedures by providing high quality dental burs with the best cutting efficiency.

Mr Bur's brand identity is characterized by reliability, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to dental excellence.

The evolution reflects our journey from a pioneering dental bur brand to a global leader in the industry serving 100 of thousands of dentists world wide

Interested parties as affiliate partner can contact our partnership development team through email (marketing@mrbur.com) to initiate discussions on potential collaborations. Also you can visit our Partnerships page.

Our distribution network is strategically organized, with offline presence in 5 countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia & Vietnam. Online shop for global market with strong presence in Australia, UAE and the United States of America ( USA ).

Yes. All our products adhere to industry standards and hold certifications such as FDA, CE certificates to guarantee the quality and safety of our dental bur.

Yes, our online store employs secure payment system such as stripe, visa, master, apple pay & Shopify pay and encryption to ensure a safe and reliable shopping experience.

Reach out to our partnership development team to explore collaboration possibilities.

Yes, we actively collaborate with dental universities and influencers to advance dental care globally.

Yes, we offer training resources and materials through our website to ensure proper usage and maintenance of our dental burs. please view the Education page.

Yes, we provide customization services to meet the specific needs and preferences of our customers.

Contact our sales team to discuss your customization requirements and explore the possibilities.

Yes, our dental burs are designed to be compatible with a wide range of dental handpieces.

High speed dental bur shank diameter = 1.596mm. HP & RA shank diameter = 2.346mm. "User Guide and Maintenance".

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