368EF 016 FG DIAMOND EXTRA-FINE - (Pack of 2)

The diamond egg extra fine dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered rotary instrument designed to meet the demanding standards of modern restorative and prosthetic dentistry. With its egg-shaped geometry and extra-fine grit, this bur delivers controlled, smooth material removal with minimal surface roughness — ideal for finishing and detail work requiring exceptional accuracy.

Product Specifications

• Shape: Egg (368EF)
• Grit: Extra Fine — Yellow Ring
• Head Size: 016
• Shank Type: FG (Friction Grip)
• ISO Classification: 806 314 257 504 016
• Pack Contents: 2 burs per pack
• Origin: Made in Germany

Clinical Applications

The diamond egg extra fine dental bur is well-suited for the following clinical procedures:

• Filling Treatment — Precise contouring and finishing of restorative materials
• Crown Preparation — Controlled reduction and refinement of tooth structure for accurate crown seating

Why Choose This Bur?

Manufactured in Germany by Busch & Co. GmbH, this diamond egg extra fine dental bur reflects decades of engineering expertise. The extra-fine diamond grit, indicated by the yellow color-coding ring, ensures a smooth cutting action that reduces trauma to surrounding tissue and produces high-quality surface finishes on both natural tooth structure and restorative materials.

Whether you are refining a composite restoration or performing detailed crown preparation, the diamond egg extra fine dental bur provides the consistency and tactile feedback clinicians rely on for reliable, repeatable results. German manufacturing standards ensure dimensional accuracy and long-lasting diamond retention throughout clinical use.

FAQ

What does the yellow ring indicate? The yellow color-coding ring denotes extra-fine grit, following the standard ISO diamond instrument color-coding system.

What shank type is this bur? This bur features an FG (Friction Grip) shank, compatible with standard high-speed handpieces.

How many burs are included? Each pack contains 2 burs.

What is the ISO classification? The ISO classification for this instrument is 806 314 257 504 016.