Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur 28mm – 1.2mm Tungsten Carbide Surgical Bur

Precision Cutting, Extended Reach and Controlled Bone Removal

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur 28mm with a 1.2mm diameter cutting head is a specialist dental surgical instrument designed for clinicians who require precise cutting, effective sectioning and additional reach during selected oral surgical procedures. Featuring a slim cutting profile and a single-cut tungsten carbide design, this Lindemann-style surgical bur offers a practical option for tooth sectioning, root separation and appropriate surgical hard-tissue cutting applications.

With its 28mm length, this surgical bur provides an extended working profile for procedures where access and instrument positioning are important considerations. The 1.2mm diameter cutting head is particularly relevant when a narrow cutting path is desirable, potentially helping clinicians minimise unnecessary bone removal compared with wider cutting instruments, depending on the surgical technique and clinical circumstances.

Designed for specialist applications, the Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur combines a narrow cutting diameter with a longer working length to support precision-focused surgical workflows. Its single-cut tungsten carbide geometry is intended to provide effective cutting through suitable dental hard tissues when used with compatible equipment and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

For dental professionals undertaking surgical extractions and related procedures, choosing the correct bur can make an important difference to access, cutting control and the management of surrounding tissues. This 28mm Lindemann surgical bur offers an additional option when a slim cutting profile and extended reach are required.

Key Features and Benefits

• 28mm extended length: Provides additional reach for selected surgical sites where a longer working profile is beneficial.
• 1.2mm diameter cutting head: Offers a narrow cutting profile for precision-focused surgical sectioning.
• Single-cut tungsten carbide design: Intended to support effective cutting through suitable dental hard tissues.
• Considered bone preservation: The narrow cutting profile may help minimise unnecessary bone removal when clinically appropriate.
• Tooth sectioning applications: Suitable for selected surgical procedures involving the sectioning of teeth.
• Root separation: Can be considered for appropriate surgical applications involving dental roots.
• Access to challenging sites: The extended length may assist with instrument positioning in selected posterior and restricted-access areas.
• Specialist dental instrument: An option for clinicians selecting burs for demanding oral surgical procedures.

Why Choose a 1.2mm Diameter Lindemann Surgical Bur?

Instrument dimensions are an important consideration in oral surgery. The diameter of the cutting head influences the width of the cutting path and can affect the amount of hard tissue removed during a procedure.

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur features a 1.2mm diameter cutting head, providing a relatively narrow cutting profile for suitable surgical applications. Where the clinical plan calls for a narrow section, choosing an appropriately sized instrument may help avoid removing more material than necessary.

Bone preservation can be an important consideration during surgical extraction and other procedures involving tooth sectioning. Depending on the clinical situation, maintaining the surrounding bone may support the overall treatment plan, particularly where future restorative treatment is anticipated.

A narrower cutting head can offer an advantage over a wider instrument when a larger cutting width is unnecessary. By selecting a bur that matches the intended cutting path, clinicians can take a considered approach to tissue removal.

The 1.2mm diameter does not guarantee a particular level of bone preservation. The final result depends on the tooth anatomy, the planned section, the cutting direction and the clinician’s technique. Nevertheless, cutting-head diameter is an important specification when comparing dental surgical burs.

For clinicians looking for a Lindemann surgical bur with a slim cutting profile, this 1.2mm option provides an instrument dimension suited to precision-focused cutting applications.

The Benefits of a 28mm Surgical Bur

Access can be challenging during oral surgery, especially when working around posterior teeth, deep root structures or restricted operating sites. The length of a surgical bur influences how the clinician can position the handpiece and reach the intended cutting area.

The 28mm length of this Frank Dental Lindemann surgical bur provides an extended working profile for selected procedures where additional reach is beneficial.

Extended Reach for Selected Surgical Sites

A longer surgical bur may help clinicians reach areas that are difficult to approach using a shorter instrument. This can be useful in selected procedures where the operating site is deep or where the available space makes handpiece positioning challenging.

The 28mm design offers additional working length while retaining a narrow 1.2mm cutting-head diameter. This combination may be useful when the clinician requires both reach and a relatively slim cutting profile.

The most suitable length will depend on the clinical indication, the available space and the handpiece being used. An extended-length bur should always be selected according to the manufacturer’s specifications and the needs of the procedure.

Access to Posterior Teeth

Posterior teeth can present challenges during surgical treatment because of their position within the mouth and the limited space available for instrument positioning.

A 28mm surgical bur may offer an alternative working length for selected posterior procedures where additional reach is required. The narrow cutting head may also be helpful when a more limited cutting width is desirable.

The clinician must assess the patient’s anatomy and determine whether this length provides the best combination of reach, visibility and control.

Working Around Complex Root Anatomy

Multi-rooted teeth can have complex root arrangements, including divergent roots and restricted spaces between root structures. When sectioning is required, the cutting instrument must be suitable for the planned approach.

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur offers a slim 1.2mm diameter cutting head and a 28mm length for selected surgical applications involving tooth sectioning and root separation.

Its dimensions provide another option for clinicians who require a narrow cutting profile and additional working length. However, access to individual root structures will depend on their anatomy and the surgical approach.

Single-Cut Tungsten Carbide Cutting Geometry

The cutting geometry of a dental bur influences how it engages with the material being removed. Different designs are developed for different applications, making it important to select a bur that is suitable for the intended procedure.

This Frank Dental Lindemann surgical bur features a single-cut tungsten carbide cutting configuration intended to support effective cutting through suitable dental hard tissues.

Tungsten carbide is widely used in dental rotary instruments because of its hardness and suitability for producing cutting edges. When manufactured for the appropriate application, tungsten carbide burs can provide an effective cutting option for a range of dental procedures.

The single-cut configuration is designed to provide a direct cutting action in suitable applications. Its performance will depend on the condition of the instrument, the material being cut, operating speed, pressure, handpiece performance, irrigation and the clinician’s technique.

The objective is to use a cutting instrument that matches the procedure rather than applying excessive force or making unnecessary repeated passes.

Clinicians should always follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions and ensure that the selected bur is suitable for the intended surgical application.

Designed for Tooth Sectioning

Tooth sectioning is used in selected surgical extraction procedures when dividing a tooth into separate sections may facilitate removal. Depending on the clinical circumstances, this approach can help the clinician manage complex tooth anatomy without relying on excessive force.

A specialist Lindemann surgical bur can be selected when the clinician requires an appropriate rotary instrument for sectioning dental hard tissue.

The Frank Dental 28mm Lindemann surgical bur provides a 1.2mm diameter cutting head, allowing a relatively narrow cutting profile where clinically appropriate. Its extended length provides an additional option when a longer working profile is beneficial.

The choice of cutting instrument should reflect the tooth’s anatomy, the planned section and the surrounding structures. The clinician must also consider the appropriate operating conditions and maintain adequate visibility throughout the procedure.

The narrow diameter may help limit the width of the cut compared with a wider cutting head, although the amount of tissue removed will depend on the complete cutting path and surgical technique.

Root Separation and Surgical Extraction

Root separation may form part of a surgical extraction when a tooth’s root arrangement makes removal in one piece unsuitable. The clinical decision depends on factors such as root curvature, divergence, tooth structure and surrounding anatomy.

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur provides an option for selected tooth-sectioning and root-separation procedures where the instrument is appropriate.

Its 1.2mm cutting diameter offers a slim cutting profile, while the 28mm length provides additional working reach compared with some shorter instruments. These dimensions may be useful when planning access to a particular sectioning site.

The correct instrument must be chosen for the procedure, and the clinician should consider whether the length and diameter provide the required access and control.

As with all surgical cutting instruments, the bur should only be used for its intended indications and according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Supporting a Bone-Preserving Surgical Approach

Preserving surrounding bone can be an important consideration in oral surgery, particularly where the overall treatment plan includes future restorative procedures.

The dimensions of a cutting instrument influence the width of the cut. A 1.2mm cutting head offers a relatively narrow profile, which may help minimise unnecessary bone removal compared with a wider instrument where the same narrow cutting path is clinically appropriate.

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur provides a 1.2mm diameter option for clinicians who wish to consider cutting-head size when selecting a surgical instrument.

However, bone preservation depends on more than bur diameter alone. The patient’s anatomy, the surgical indication, the cutting path, instrument control and clinical technique all influence the amount of bone removed.

The bur should therefore be regarded as an instrument that may support a considered approach to tissue removal, rather than a guarantee of a specific clinical outcome.

Potential Applications in Oral Surgery

Depending on the clinical indication and the manufacturer’s instructions, the Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur may be considered for selected applications including:

• Surgical tooth sectioning: Cutting suitable dental hard tissue during indicated extraction procedures.
• Root separation: Sectioning appropriate root structures where clinically required.
• Posterior surgical access: Reaching selected operating sites where additional working length is beneficial.
• Restricted-access procedures: Providing an alternative length for suitable surgical approaches.
• Selected hard-tissue cutting: Appropriate cutting applications where the instrument is indicated by the manufacturer.
• Precision-focused sectioning: Offering a narrow 1.2mm cutting profile for suitable surgical procedures.

The suitability of the bur must be assessed by the treating clinician. It should only be used by appropriately trained dental professionals with compatible equipment and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Safe Use, Irrigation and Instrument Maintenance

Cutting performance and safe operation depend on the condition of the bur, handpiece compatibility, operating speed, applied pressure, irrigation and clinical technique.

When using a surgical tungsten carbide bur, clinicians should:

• Verify compatibility with the intended handpiece and connection.
• Follow the manufacturer’s recommended operating speed and usage instructions.
• Use appropriate irrigation for the procedure to help manage heat.
• Avoid excessive pressure and lateral loading.
• Maintain appropriate visibility and control of the working site.
• Inspect the bur before use and discontinue use if damaged or excessively worn.
• Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning, sterilisation and reprocessing instructions.
• Observe established infection-control procedures.

The extended length of this bur makes appropriate handling particularly important. Clinicians should avoid forcing the instrument through resistant material or using it outside its intended application.

Suitable irrigation is important during hard-tissue cutting because friction can generate heat. The manufacturer’s instructions should determine the appropriate operating parameters and reprocessing procedures.

Why Choose Frank Dental Surgical Burs?

Frank Dental provides specialist dental burs and rotary instruments for clinicians working across a range of dental disciplines.

Selecting the correct instrument is an important part of preparing for a procedure. Cutting-head diameter, overall length, cutting geometry and handpiece compatibility all contribute to choosing a suitable bur.

The Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur combines a 28mm length with a 1.2mm diameter cutting head and single-cut tungsten carbide geometry. These specifications make it an option for clinicians seeking a narrow cutting profile and extended working length for selected oral surgical applications.

For practices undertaking surgical extractions and related procedures, choosing instruments according to the clinical requirements of each case can help support a considered and consistent workflow.

Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur: Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand	Frank Dental
Product type	Lindemann surgical bur
Length	28mm
Cutting-head diameter	1.2mm
Material	Tungsten carbide
Cutting configuration	Single cut
Intended applications	Selected tooth sectioning and indicated surgical cutting procedures
Handpiece compatibility	Confirm the connection and product specifications before use

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Choose the Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur when your clinical requirements call for a 28mm surgical bur with a narrow 1.2mm cutting diameter.

Designed for selected surgical cutting applications, this specialist tungsten carbide instrument offers an extended working profile and a slim cutting head for procedures where access and cutting dimensions are important considerations.

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Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur – 28mm length, 1.2mm diameter and a single-cut tungsten carbide design for selected oral surgical applications.