8862 016 FG DIAMOND FINE - (Pack of 2)
The diamond flame fine grit dental bur from Busch is a precision rotary instrument engineered for demanding restorative and prosthetic procedures in clinical dentistry. Featuring a flame-shaped head with fine grit diamond particles and identified by a Red Ring color code, this bur delivers controlled, smooth material removal with minimal surface roughness.
Product Specifications
- Shape: Flame
- Grit: Fine (Red Ring)
- ISO Classification: 806 314 249 514 016
- Pack Contents: 2 burs per pack
- Origin: Made in Germany
Clinical Applications
This diamond flame fine grit dental bur is well suited for a range of clinical indications where precision and surface quality are paramount:
- Filling Treatment: Ideal for contouring, finishing, and refining composite or other restorative materials to achieve accurate occlusal morphology.
- Crown Preparation: Provides the control and cutting efficiency required when preparing tooth structure for full or partial crown restorations.
Why Choose This Bur?
As a diamond flame fine grit dental bur manufactured by Busch & Co. GmbH in Germany, this instrument reflects decades of precision engineering. The fine grit designation ensures a smoother finish compared to coarser alternatives, making it an excellent choice for finishing and refining stages of tooth preparation. The flame geometry allows access to interproximal areas and axial walls with ease.
Supplied as a pack of 2, this offering provides practical redundancy during extended procedures or across multiple patients, helping maintain consistent clinical workflow.
FAQ
What does the Red Ring indicate? The Red Ring color code designates fine grit, following the standard ISO diamond instrument color-coding system used internationally.
Is this bur compatible with standard high-speed handpieces? This diamond flame fine grit dental bur is designed to ISO standards, making it compatible with conventional high-speed dental handpieces that accept standard shank sizes.
How many burs are included? Each pack contains 2 burs.

