Busch Carbide Finishing Torpedo Bur | Busch No. 244 014 – FG | Pack of 2

The carbide finishing bur crown preparation from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered dental instrument designed to meet the exacting demands of modern restorative dentistry. Manufactured in Germany, this torpedo-style carbide bur delivers consistent, controlled cutting performance in clinical environments where accuracy is paramount.

Product Overview

This finishing bur is classified under the ISO standard 500 314 289 072 014 and is supplied as a convenient pack of two. The torpedo geometry of the bur head is optimized for smooth, refined finishing strokes, making it a reliable choice for practitioners who require predictable results at every stage of preparation.

Key Application

• Crown Preparation: The carbide finishing bur crown preparation is specifically suited for shaping and refining tooth structure during crown prep procedures. Its carbide construction provides the hardness and edge retention needed to achieve clean margins and well-defined finish lines.

Why Choose This Bur?

• Carbide material for superior durability and cutting efficiency
• Torpedo shape for smooth, controlled finishing
• ISO classification: 500 314 289 072 014
• Made in Germany — engineered to the highest manufacturing standards
• Supplied in a pack of two for added clinical convenience

When performing crown preparation procedures, choosing the right instrument is critical. The carbide finishing bur crown preparation by Busch & Co. GmbH offers the precision and reliability that dental professionals expect from a German-manufactured instrument.

FAQ

What is the ISO classification for this bur? This bur carries the ISO classification 500 314 289 072 014.

What shape is the bur head? The bur features a torpedo geometry, which is well-suited for finishing and refining surfaces during crown preparation.

How many burs are included? Each pack contains two carbide finishing burs.

Where is this bur manufactured? This carbide finishing bur crown preparation instrument is made in Germany by Busch & Co. GmbH.