$57.82

• Flat-end cylinder supports defined preparation walls
• Medium diamond grit supports controlled reduction
• 1.0 mm head diameter; 4.0 mm working length
• FGSS short shank improves access in limited space
• Gamma-sterilized for single-patient clinical use
• Quantity: 25 per Pack

Microcopy NeoDiamond Operative Diamond Single-Use Bur, FGSS, Flat End Cylinder, 1.0 mm, Medium, 25/Pack is used for operative tooth preparation where a short-shank rotary instrument and defined cylindrical cutting profile are required. The flat-end cylinder shape supports controlled reduction, preparation-wall refinement, and the development of flat internal or external surfaces during restorative procedures.

Its 1.0 mm head diameter provides a compact cutting profile, while the medium diamond grit balances material removal with surface control. This flat-end cylinder diamond bur is supplied gamma-sterilized and individually packaged for single-patient use, allowing the clinical team to begin each procedure with a fresh instrument and eliminate bur reprocessing after treatment. Each bur features a 1.0 mm head diameter and a 4.0 mm working length in a friction grip short-shank configuration. The FGSS design fits compatible high-speed handpieces while providing a shorter overall profile than a standard-length friction grip bur, which can support access where interarch clearance is limited.

The working end is coated with natural diamond grit and manufactured from a single piece of high-quality stainless steel. Each package contains 25 individually wrapped, sterile burs. Practices looking to buy short-shank diamond burs can use the flat-end cylinder shape, medium grit, 1.0 mm head size, 4.0 mm working length, FGSS designation, and 25-pack quantity to verify this exact variant. During use, the rotating diamond-coated cylinder abrades enamel, dentin, and compatible restorative materials as the clinician guides the bur with appropriate water cooling and controlled pressure.

The parallel-sided cylindrical profile helps establish defined walls and flat surfaces, while the flat end supports direct reduction at the working tip. Medium grit provides a practical balance between cutting efficiency and preparation refinement for operative applications that do not require a coarse initial-reduction instrument or a fine finishing bur. As a medium-grit dental diamond, the bur is intended for one patient only and should not be cleaned, resterilized, or reused after the procedure.

The fresh cutting surface also removes uncertainty associated with wear from earlier clinical use. Dentists can use this operative rotary instrument during cavity preparation, restorative contouring, crown preparation steps, and the cutting or finishing of compatible dental materials when the flat-end cylinder geometry matches the procedure. The short shank is especially useful when a standard-length bur may limit access because of reduced opening or posterior working space. Dental assistants can identify the 0710MS reference, confirm the medium grit and 1.0 mm head, and open the sterile packet immediately before use.

The individually wrapped format supports organized setup, clear instrument selection, and consistent stocking across restorative operatories while reducing the handling and processing steps associated with reusable burs. Microcopy NeoDiamond Operative Diamond Single-Use Bur combines a flat-end cylinder profile, medium diamond grit, compact FGSS shank, confirmed 1.0 mm head diameter, and 4.0 mm working length in one clearly specified restorative instrument. Gamma sterilization and individual packaging support ready-to-use preparation, while the single-patient format helps maintain a fresh cutting surface for every procedure. The 25-pack provides a practical supply for practices that regularly perform operative and restorative treatment. Professionals ready to shop for single-use diamond burs can select this version when they need a short-shank, medium-grit cylinder designed for controlled reduction, defined wall preparation, and efficient high-speed handpiece integration.