CD 55G 016 FG COOL-DIAMANT COARSE - (Pack of 6)

The coarse diamond dental bur crown preparation instrument from Busch & Co. GmbH — the CD 55G 016 FG Cool-Diamant — is engineered for clinicians who demand precision and efficiency in restorative and prosthodontic workflows. This pointed diamond bur, featuring a coarse grit and a distinctive green ring designation, is optimized for aggressive yet controlled tooth reduction during crown preparation procedures.

Product Overview

• Shape: Pointed (tapered point geometry)
• Grit: Coarse (green ring)
• Series: Cool-Diamant (CD)
• Shank: FG (friction grip, high-speed handpiece compatible)
• Pack Contents: 6 burs per pack
• Origin: Made in Germany

Clinical Applications

As a coarse diamond dental bur crown preparation solution, the CD 55G 016 FG is well-suited for two primary clinical procedures:

• Crown Preparation — Efficient bulk reduction and shoulder or chamfer margin definition
• Filling Treatment — Preparation and finishing of restorative cavities where coarse diamond cutting is indicated

Why Choose Cool-Diamant?

The Cool-Diamant series by Busch is engineered in Germany to deliver reliable cutting performance across demanding clinical scenarios. The coarse grit formulation of this coarse diamond dental bur crown preparation instrument allows for rapid material removal, reducing chair time and operator fatigue. The pointed tip geometry provides access to anatomical areas that require targeted preparation.

FAQ

What does the green ring indicate on this bur? The green ring is the ISO color-coding standard designating a coarse grit diamond bur, confirming aggressive cutting capability suitable for bulk tooth reduction.

Is this bur compatible with standard high-speed handpieces? Yes. The FG (friction grip) shank is the universal standard for high-speed dental handpieces used in clinical practice.

How many burs are included in a pack? Each pack contains 6 individual coarse diamond dental bur crown preparation instruments, offering excellent value for busy dental practices.