Made with a special synthetic rubber blend and precision abrasives, it smooths surfaces while keeping restorations intact. The 6-piece set includes Disc, Cone, and Cup shapes for flexibility in contouring and finishing.
The set includes five strip types, from serrated access to coarse finishing. 1 × yellow extra fine strip. 1 × green coarse strip. 1 × white serrated strip. Country of manufacture: Israel.
Motor and fan are fully functional, and the unit operates as intended.
MDT Inverted Cone 010 FG Diamond Burs are designed for accurate and efficient dental tasks. Made from durable Swiss-grade stainless steel with advanced Triton® bonding, they feature 60% diamond exposure for excellent cutting performance.
MDT kits have an autoclavable base for convenience and efficiency. MDT Micro Diamond Technologies. Premium Selected Diamonds, together with Swiss-made heat treated and ground Stainless Steel shanks, is only part of The MDT Secret.
Made with high-density diamond abrasives, it ensures efficient polishing with minimal heat buildup. Looking forward to our friendly & win-win cooperation!
The MDT Inlay, Onlay, and Overlay Bur Set is designed for easy preparation and finishing of inlays, onlays, and overlays. This set is corrosion-resistant, durable, and includes 9 burs with a safe shank design, spare holes, and an organized box.
Each piece is color coded and set in a durable organizer, with RA stainless-steel shanks that fit int handpieces for steady Lock and use. Working at 7K–10K RPM, this kit adapts well to different spots like grooves, tight spaces, and flat areas, giving a clean, high-gloss finish without hassle.
Purpose: Used for interproximal reduction, finishing, polishing, and contouring during 0rtho procedures. Qualities: AutocIavable, reusable, perforated, One sided diamond coating, rigid secure fit, color coded, and ergonomic handle system.
THE LOT IS FOR MDT ROUND EDGE TAPER 544 FG DIAMOND BURS OF SELECTED OF SELECTED VARIANT & GRIT & QUANTITY. Ø1.9mmX4.0mm (Short). Ø2.6mmX4.0mm (Short). Available sizes.
