$179.99

• Needle shape reaches narrow finishing areas
• 12 blades support smooth contour refinement
• Carbide head provides controlled material removal
• Friction grip shank fits high-speed handpieces
• #7903 profile supports precise margin finishing
• Quantity: 100 per Pack

SurePoint Trimming & Finishing Bur, #7903, 100 per Pack is used for refining restoration contours, smoothing excess material, finishing interproximal areas, and creating an even surface before final polishing. The #7903 design features a slim needle-shaped head that helps clinicians reach narrow spaces and work along fine margins where a broader bur may restrict access or visibility.

Its 12-blade cutting pattern supports controlled material removal rather than aggressive reduction, making the bur suitable for detailed finishing after the primary contour has been established. The 100-count pack provides a consistent supply for practices that use this bur regularly during restorative and finishing procedures. Each bur combines a #7903 needle profile with 12 fine cutting blades arranged around a tungsten carbide head. The narrow shape supports access around proximal surfaces, gingival margins, embrasures, and other confined areas that require careful contour correction.

A friction grip shank is intended for use with compatible high-speed handpieces, supporting controlled rotation during finishing procedures. The rigid carbide construction supports accurate cutting on composite, acrylic, and other compatible restorative materials when used according to the bur, handpiece, and material instructions. Its fine-bladed design allows clinicians to make gradual adjustments while preserving the intended anatomy and form of the restoration. During use, the rotating blades make small, controlled cuts across the restorative surface.

The needle-shaped head concentrates access near narrow margins and line angles, while the 12-blade pattern produces a smoother result than a coarser shaping instrument. Light, intermittent contact allows the operator to refine contours, remove small areas of excess material, and prepare the restoration for the polishing sequence that follows. The bur should be used with appropriate speed, cooling, pressure, and handpiece settings based on the clinical technique and material being finished.

Excessive pressure should be avoided because this instrument is intended for precise refinement rather than heavy bulk reduction. Dentists can use the #7903 bur during anterior and posterior restorative procedures where narrow access and controlled contouring are required. It is particularly useful for refining interproximal anatomy, smoothing restoration margins, adjusting small surface irregularities, and improving transitions between restorative material and adjacent tooth structure. Dental assistants can identify and prepare the correct bur during treatment setup, while sterilization personnel can clean and process reusable burs according to the product and sterilizer instructions.

The needle shape should be selected when the working area requires a slim profile and detailed access, while a broader finishing shape may be more appropriate for wider facial, lingual, or occlusal surfaces. SurePoint Trimming & Finishing Bur combines a slim #7903 needle profile, 12-blade cutting action, tungsten carbide construction, friction grip compatibility, and a high-count 100-bur pack in one clearly identified product. The design supports detailed contour correction after shaping and helps prepare restorative surfaces for final polishing. Its narrow working end provides access to areas where larger burs may offer less control, while the fine blades support gradual finishing and improved visibility. The 100-count format helps practices maintain an organized supply near the point of care and supports efficient restocking for commonly performed restorative procedures. For dental teams seeking a precise finishing instrument for narrow margins and detailed surface refinement, this configuration supports consistent setup, controlled handling, and dependable daily restorative workflows.