Dentists resort to tungsten carbide burs for a range of treatments, from excavating decay from teeth to prepping them for the placement of crowns and veneers. Old fillings and crowns can also be eliminated with the use of tungsten carbide burs.

No matter the dental procedure, tungsten carbide burs can be found in all shapes and sizes to suit the job. The most common variety is the round bur, which is employed for the majority of cases. Specialized flutes are built to cater to specific procedures, so users can pick the right bur for their needs.

Tungsten carbide burs, tested and approved for safety, are capable of providing care for both natural teeth and artificial teeth made from porcelain, composite, metal or even implants. An effective choice for both daily and complex dental work.

When craftsmen seek a fine, gleaming shine on their metals, they often turn to tungsten carbide burs. Not only in the realm of dentistry but also throughout the jewelry and automotive industries, these specialized tools can be found buffing away residues of paint and rust to reveal a head-turning sheen.

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