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Rotary instruments in oprerative

dentistry

Dr. /Reham M. Attia


Modifications in Bur Design

Modifications in Bur Design

Because of introduction of handpieces with


high speed ranges, many modifications have
been made in design of bur. Since cutting
efficiency of carbide burs increase with increase
in speed, the larger diameter carbide burs have
been replaced by small diameter burs.
Modifications in Bur Design

Others modifications in bur design are as


following:
❑ Reduced number of crosscuts: Since at high
speed, cross- cuts tends to produce rough
surface, newer burs have reduced number of
crosscuts.
❑ Extended head lengths: Burs with extended
head length have been introduced so as to
produce effective cutting with very light
pressure.
Modifications in Bur Design

❑ Rounding of sharp tip corners: Sharp tip


corners of burs produce sharp internal
angles, resulting in stress concentration.
Burs with round tip corners produce
rounded internal line angles and thus
lower stress in restored tooth.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

Factors Affecting Cutting


Efficiency of Bur
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Rake angle and blade angle:


✓ The more positive rake angle of the blade of the bur, the
more thinner of the blades, more effective during cutting
but on other hand there is shorter of the life span of bur .
✓ As a result, greater possibility the bur blades will be
curved, flattened, or even fractured during cutting
✓ Positive rake angle can be used with tungsten carbide
burs where there is greater hardness and strength of the
material
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Clearance space : important for cutting


efficiency
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Number of blades: No. of blades (teeth) in a


bur is usually limited to 6-8. As no. of blades
decreased – magnitude of forces at each
blade increases and thickness of chip
removed by each flute increases.
Construction of burs with fewer teeth leads
to increased space between bur blades which
decrease the clogging tendency.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

End cutting or side cutting bur: According


to particular task, choice of bur can be end
cutting, side cutting or combination of both. For
example, it is preferred to make entry to enamel
by end cutting bur, while for making
preparation outline, use side cutting bur
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

Neck diameter of bur: If neck diameter of


bur is large, it may interfere with accessibility
and visibility. But if diameter is too thin, it will
make bur unable to resist the lateral forces
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

Spiral angle: Burs with smaller spiral


angle have shown better efficiency at high
speeds.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

Linear surface speed: Within the


limit, faster the speed of cutting instrument,
faster is the abrasive action and more
efficient is the tooth cutting instrument.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Application of load: Load is force


exerted by operator on tool head. Normally
for high speed instruments, load should
range between 60 and 120 gm and for low
rotational speeds, it should range between
1000 and 1500 gm. Cutting efficiency
decreases when load is applied.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

Concentricity and runout: the


average clinically acceptable runout is 0.023
mm. Increase in run out causes increase in
vibrations of the bur and excessive removal of
tooth structure
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Lubrication: Lubricant/coolant applied to


tooth and bur during cutting increases the
cutting efficiency and decreases the rise in
temperature during cutting.
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Design of flute ends: there are two types


of flute ends:
Star cut design: Here the flutes come together
in a common point at the axis of bur.
Revelation design: Here the flutes come
together at two junctions near diametrical
cutting edge. It has better efficiency in direct
cutting
Cutting Efficiency of Bur
Cutting Efficiency of Bur

• Visual contact with bur head: For


efficient tooth cutting, it is mandatory to
maintain visual contact with bur head
while working.
Heat Generation

Heat Generation:
Heat Generation:

Dull tools and heat generation


Heat Generation
Heat Generation

The frictional heat generated during operative


procedures will be dissipated through

• The tool.
• The surrounding atmosphere.
• The formed chip.
• The tooth.
Heat Generation

Types of coolants:
❑ Water

❑ Air
❑ Water-air spray
Heat Generation
Heat Generation

Function of Coolant
• Control the temperature at the cut surface of the tooth.
• Keep the working field clean.
• Improve visibility.
• Clean the tool and prevent its clogging with debris.
• Lubricate the tooth surface and hence make the cutting
easier and more rapid.
• Decrease the need of local anesthesia.
Heat Generation

Function of Coolant
• Control the temperature at the cut surface of the tooth.
• Keep the working field clean.
• Improve visibility.
• Clean the tool and prevent its clogging with debris.
• Lubricate the tooth surface and hence make the cutting
easier and more rapid.
• Decrease the need of local anesthesia.
Abrasive Instruments

Abrasive Instruments

The head of these instruments consists of small


angular particles of a hard substance held in a
matrix of softer material called as the binder.
Different materials used for a binder are
ceramic, metal, rubber, shellac, etc.
.
Abrasive Instruments

Abrasive instruments can be divided into:

• Diamond abrasives

• Other abrasives
Abrasive Instruments

Factors Influencing the Abrasive


Efficiency and Effectiveness
• Size of the abrasive particles: Abrasive nature is
directly proportional to size of abrasive particle.
Rapid removal of material occurs with coarse grit
burs compared to medium or fine grit burs .
• Shape of the abrasive particles: the abrasive
particles with irregular shape show more efficiency
because they present a sharp edge .
Abrasive Instruments

• Hardness of the abrasive particle: the hardness of the


abrasive particles should be more than the hardness of
the surface on which it is to be used.
• Clogging of the abrasive surface: Clogging of the
spaces between the particles by grinding debris
decreases efficiency.
• Pressure: Excessive pressure causes the loss of
diamonds, thus, decrease their cutting efficiency
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal :
• Fiberoptic handpiece
• Smart prep burs
• Chemical vapors deposition (CVD) diamond burs
• Fissurotomy burs.
• Air abrasion
• Hydroabrasion
• Laser
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal

Fiberoptic handpiece
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal

Smart prep burs


Recent Advances
Recent Advances
Recent Advances
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal :
Chemical vapors deposition (CVD)
diamond burs
Recent Advances

The CVD diamond-coated bur was attached to


an ultrasonic handpiece and used for the initial
access
Recent Advances

▪ This system uses mechanical oscillations that


promote a uniform and conservative wear on
the tooth, and is more silent than the
conventional bur.

▪ Moreover, the bur is cooled by a water stream


avoiding excessive heat and consequent pulpal
damage
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal
Fissurotomy burs
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal

Air abrasion
Recent Advances
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal

Hydro abrasion
Recent Advances

Recent Advances in Methods of Cavity


Preparation and Caries Removal

LASER

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