Which Busch Filling Bur Do You Need?
Start with the step in the restoration (shaping, finishing or polishing), then open the matching collection; the complete list of Busch numbers in this collection follows further down the page.
Diamond burs for shaping and contouring9 items
Carbide finishing burs4 items
Polishers, brushes and stones6 items
Why Choose the Busch Filling Bur Collection?
Busch & Co. has been manufacturing precision dental instruments in Germany since 1905, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern engineering. Each Busch Filling Bur is produced to exacting tolerances, ensuring superior concentricity for vibration-free operation, minimal heat generation, and excellent preservation of healthy tooth structure. The result is a smoother workflow, greater patient comfort, and consistently refined restorative outcomes.
Key Features
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High-precision carbide and diamond instruments engineered for efficient cutting and smooth finishing
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Superior concentricity for vibration-free, controlled operation
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Minimal heat generation with excellent tooth structure preservation
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Compatible with high-speed and low-speed handpieces for maximum versatility
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Trusted German quality since 1905 — consistent performance across every procedure
Find a Filling Bur by Busch Number
Every product currently in this collection, grouped by instrument type. Open a group and select a Busch number to see the full specification.
Carbide finishing burs (47)12 items
Diamond burs (84)21 items
Cool-Diamant diamond burs (29)8 items
Composite, metal and universal polishers and brushes (34)9 items
Abrasives and Arkansas stones (23)6 items
Clinical Use
This professional restorative bur range is ideal for preparation, contouring, finishing and polishing of composite and amalgam fillings. Whether you are performing routine restorations or complex multi-surface preparations, the Busch Filling Bur range supports precision at every stage of treatment. Suitable for general dentists and restorative specialists who require dependable, high-performance instruments for daily clinical use.
Care and Reconditioning
Clean, disinfect and sterilize burs, polishers and stones between uses following the manufacturer instructions and the symbols on each package, and replace an instrument once it dulls, wears or shows damage. Our Dental Bur Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the workflow for Busch rotary instruments; maximum speeds are in the Dental Bur Speed Chart.
Compare With
Related Busch collections: Busch Dental Burs for Cavity Preparation, Composite Finishing Burs, Dental Polisher Collection, Composite and Amalgam Removal Burs, MicroPrep Diamond Burs, and Soft Disc 4 Step Polishing Disc System. For numbering and grit codes, see the Bur Comparison Chart, the US Bur Number Finder and the Color Coding & ISO Guide.
FAQ
Are these burs compatible with standard dental handpieces?
Yes, the burs in this collection are compatible with both high-speed and low-speed handpieces commonly used in dental practices.
What materials are these burs made from?
The collection includes both carbide and diamond instruments, manufactured to precise German quality standards for long-lasting performance.
Who manufactures these burs?
All instruments are produced by Busch & Co., a German manufacturer with a heritage in precision dental tool production dating back to 1905.
Further reading: Best Dental Burs for Composite