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SS White Great White® crown and amalgam removal (pear - GW1 gold series) bur has premium quality tungsten carbide blades and a stainless steel, friction-grip (FG) shank for faster and smoother cutting.
Use For: This style helps with procedures requiring a plunge cut, whether working with non and semi-precious metal, amalgam, or composite materials.
SHIPPING: Please allow 7-10 business days for handling time.
Practices running three or more operatories standardize on products like the SS White Great White Carbide Burs (Pear GW1) because consistency across rooms matters more than saving a few dollars per unit. The stainless steel build handles repeated autoclave cycling without dimensional change, and use for: this style helps with procedures requiring a plunge cut, whether working with non and semi-precious metal, amalgam, or composite materials. Priced in the mid-range for surgical & restoratives products, it avoids both the compromises of budget alternatives and the markup of premium brands.
SS White Great White® crown and amalgam removal (pear - GW1 gold series) bur has premium quality tungsten carbide blades and a stainless steel, friction-grip (FG) shank for faster and smoother cutting.
Use For: This style helps with procedures requiring a plunge cut, whether working with non and semi-precious metal, amalgam, or composite materials.
SHIPPING: Please allow 7-10 business days for handling time.
Practices running three or more operatories standardize on products like the SS White Great White Carbide Burs (Pear GW1) because consistency across rooms matters more than saving a few dollars per unit. The stainless steel build handles repeated autoclave cycling without dimensional change, and use for: this style helps with procedures requiring a plunge cut, whether working with non and semi-precious metal, amalgam, or composite materials. Priced in the mid-range for surgical & restoratives products, it avoids both the compromises of budget alternatives and the markup of premium brands.
