C.TI162.016.FG-40 TiN gold coated Lindemann surgical bur 40mm length

Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur – Extra-Long TiN-Coated Tungsten Carbide Bur for Precision Oral Surgery

40mm Extra-Long Surgical Bur | Single-Cut Tungsten Carbide | Titanium Nitride Gold Coating | FG High-Speed Handpiece

Extended Reach. Improved Visibility. Precision Surgical Performance.

Introducing the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur, a specialist extra-long dental surgical instrument designed for clinicians requiring extended access, improved visibility and controlled cutting during challenging oral surgical procedures.

Manufactured by Frank Dental in Germany, this precision-engineered surgical bur combines an extended 40mm overall length, single-cut tungsten carbide cutting geometry and a distinctive gold-coloured titanium nitride (TiN) coating.

Developed for use with compatible friction-grip (FG) high-speed handpieces, the 40mm Lindemann bur is particularly suited to selected tooth-sectioning, root-separation and surgical procedures where conventional-length burs may restrict access or obstruct the clinician’s view.

Its extended shank allows the handpiece head to remain further away from the operative site, potentially improving visibility when working in posterior regions of the mouth, including difficult-to-access molar and furcation areas.

Whether performing complex extractions, separating divergent roots or sectioning impacted wisdom teeth, the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur provides an additional instrument option for demanding surgical applications.

Precision matters. Visibility matters. Every millimetre matters.

Key Features and Benefits

1. Extra-Long 40mm Design for Improved Surgical Access

One of the defining features of the Frank Dental Lindemann Surgical Bur is its extended 40mm overall length.

During complex dental surgical procedures, access can become restricted by surrounding teeth, soft tissues, limited mouth opening and the position of the handpiece head.

Traditional shorter burs may require the clinician to position the handpiece closer to the operative site, potentially limiting visibility and restricting the available working space.

The 40mm Lindemann bur is designed to help overcome some of these challenges by providing additional reach.

Potential clinical advantages include:

• Improved access to posterior surgical sites.
• Greater separation between the handpiece head and the cutting area.
• Improved direct visibility in selected clinical situations.
• Additional reach when sectioning deeply positioned teeth.
• Access to difficult molar furcation regions.
• Greater flexibility when approaching complex root anatomy.

The extended design may be particularly useful during surgical extraction procedures where access and visualisation are essential for precise instrument positioning.

2. Improved Visibility During Complex Oral Surgery

Visibility is a critical consideration during surgical dentistry.

When sectioning teeth or separating roots, clinicians need to identify anatomical structures, maintain an appropriate cutting direction and minimise unnecessary removal of surrounding tissues.

The extra-long design of the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur allows the handpiece head to be positioned further away from the working area.

This can create additional space around the surgical site, potentially improving the clinician’s line of sight.

For procedures involving posterior molars or deeply positioned roots, improved access may support more accurate instrument placement and controlled cutting.

The bur can be particularly valuable in selected cases where the size and position of the handpiece would otherwise obstruct the operative field.

Importantly, the longer design does not replace appropriate surgical planning, retraction, illumination, irrigation or suction. Its advantage lies in providing an alternative instrument geometry for difficult access.

3. Titanium Nitride Gold Coating

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur features a distinctive titanium nitride (TiN) gold coating.

Titanium nitride is a hard surface coating used on selected precision cutting instruments to improve surface characteristics and resistance to wear.

In dental surgical applications, TiN coatings are designed to support cutting performance by providing a hard, wear-resistant surface.

Potential benefits of TiN coating include:

• Increased surface hardness.
• Improved resistance to abrasive wear.
• Reduced surface friction under appropriate operating conditions.
• Protection of the underlying cutting instrument.
• Support for consistent cutting performance.

The gold appearance also provides a distinctive visual characteristic that helps identify the coated instrument.

Heat management during surgical cutting remains essential. Although TiN coatings may reduce friction, effective cooling depends on appropriate irrigation, cutting pressure, speed, bur condition and clinical technique.

Continuous or appropriately directed irrigation should be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the clinical procedure.

4. Single-Cut Tungsten Carbide Cutting Geometry

The cutting head incorporates a single-cut tungsten carbide design, developed for precision cutting of suitable dental hard tissues.

Tungsten carbide is widely used in dental rotary instruments because of its hardness, rigidity and ability to maintain precisely manufactured cutting edges.

The single-cut configuration features cutting flutes designed to remove material as the bur rotates.

For surgical applications, this geometry offers a cutting alternative to diamond-coated rotary instruments.

Potential advantages include:

• Effective cutting of suitable tooth structures.
• Controlled material removal.
• Precision-focused cutting geometry.
• Reduced need for excessive cutting pressure when used appropriately.
• Efficient tooth sectioning in suitable clinical situations.

The single-cut design is intended to support smooth, controlled cutting. Actual vibration depends on several factors, including handpiece condition, rotational speed, bur concentricity, cutting load and clinical technique.

Using a properly maintained compatible handpiece and following the manufacturer’s operating instructions are essential.

Clinical Applications of the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur

Wisdom Tooth Sectioning and Surgical Extraction

Surgical removal of impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth can present considerable access challenges.

Lower third molars may be positioned close to adjacent teeth, surrounded by dense bone or orientated in ways that complicate conventional extraction.

In selected cases, tooth sectioning can help facilitate removal by dividing the tooth into smaller components.

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur provides an extended-reach option for clinicians undertaking appropriate tooth-sectioning procedures.

Its long shank can allow the handpiece head to remain further from the surgical field while the cutting head reaches the required tooth structure.

This may be particularly beneficial when accessing posterior regions where conventional handpiece positioning is difficult.

The bur may assist with:

• Sectioning impacted third molars.
• Separating crowns and roots when clinically indicated.
• Accessing difficult posterior tooth structures.
• Managing complex extraction cases.
• Performing controlled cuts in suitable hard dental tissues.

Clinical consideration: Deeply impacted wisdom teeth require careful preoperative assessment of root anatomy, adjacent structures and proximity to the inferior alveolar or lingual nerves.

The choice of rotary instrument, surgical approach and handpiece must reflect the individual clinical circumstances.

Molar Furcation Separation

The furcation is the anatomical area where the roots of a multi-rooted tooth divide.

In molars, this region can be difficult to access because of root anatomy, the position of adjacent teeth and the limited working space available.

During selected surgical extraction procedures, separation of roots may help facilitate removal while reducing the need for excessive force.

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur offers a long, narrow cutting instrument suitable for consideration during appropriate root-separation procedures.

Its extended length may improve access and visibility when approaching the furcation region.

Potential applications include:

• Separation of multi-rooted molars.
• Sectioning roots before extraction.
• Accessing posterior furcation anatomy.
• Dividing complex root structures.
• Supporting controlled removal of suitable tooth sections.

The appropriate cutting path should always be determined by clinical examination and radiographic assessment.

Complex Root Separation

Divergent, curved or unusually positioned roots can complicate tooth extraction.

In some cases, attempting to remove a multi-rooted tooth as a single unit may increase the difficulty of the procedure.

Separating the tooth into individual roots or sections can provide an alternative surgical approach.

The 40mm Lindemann bur is designed for selected procedures requiring precise cutting and extended access.

The combination of tungsten carbide cutting edges and an extra-long shank may help clinicians reach difficult areas while maintaining a suitable cutting angle.

This makes the instrument particularly relevant to dentists and oral surgeons who regularly undertake complex extractions.

Posterior Surgical Access

The posterior region of the oral cavity presents challenges associated with limited visibility, restricted access and the position of surrounding anatomical structures.

These challenges may be more pronounced in patients with limited mouth opening or deeply positioned teeth.

An extra-long surgical bur can provide additional flexibility in handpiece positioning.

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Bur is therefore an instrument worth considering when the clinical procedure requires a longer reach than a conventional-length bur can provide.

Why Choose a 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur Instead of a Standard-Length Bur?

The primary difference between a 40mm Lindemann surgical bur and a shorter alternative is the overall instrument length.

A standard-length bur may be entirely suitable for routine procedures where access is straightforward.

However, when working in restricted posterior regions, the handpiece head can sometimes interfere with the clinician’s line of sight.

An extra-long bur creates additional distance between the cutting head and the handpiece.

This can provide three practical advantages.

Improved access: The cutting head may reach deeper or more posterior anatomical regions without requiring the handpiece head to be positioned as close to the surgical site.

Improved visibility: Additional separation between the handpiece and cutting area can provide a clearer view of the operative field.

Greater positioning flexibility: The extended shank may allow the clinician to approach selected tooth structures from a more suitable angle.

These benefits are dependent on the clinical situation.

Longer burs may also be more susceptible to deflection or vibration under inappropriate loading. Correct speed, controlled pressure and compatible handpiece selection are therefore particularly important.

The 40mm design should be selected where its extended reach offers a genuine clinical advantage.

Designed for Compatible FG High-Speed Handpieces

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur is intended for use with a compatible friction-grip high-speed handpiece, subject to the instrument and handpiece manufacturers’ instructions.

FG burs are retained by the handpiece’s chuck mechanism and are commonly used in high-speed rotary dental procedures.

However, compatibility must not be assumed solely because a handpiece accepts FG burs.

Extra-long instruments may have specific restrictions relating to maximum bur length, rotational speed, chuck engagement and permitted clinical applications.

Before use, clinicians should verify that the handpiece manufacturer explicitly permits the relevant bur dimensions.

For surgical procedures, an appropriate surgical handpiece and irrigation system should be selected in accordance with the manufacturers’ instructions.

Air-driven restorative turbines are not automatically suitable for surgical procedures involving open wounds or exposed bone because of the potential for air emphysema.

Important Handpiece Compatibility Information

The bur should only be used where:

• The handpiece is approved for the bur’s overall length and shank specification.
• The bur is securely retained in the chuck.
• The operating speed remains within the manufacturer’s permitted limits.
• Appropriate cooling and irrigation are available.
• The handpiece is suitable for the intended surgical procedure.

Compatibility with any specific NSK, KaVo, W&H, Bien-Air or other handpiece model must be checked against the manufacturer’s current technical instructions.

Precision German Dental Instrument Engineering

Frank Dental is a German manufacturer recognised for its range of precision rotary dental instruments.

Its portfolio includes tungsten carbide burs, diamond instruments and specialist surgical rotary products developed for clinical dentistry.

The Frank Dental Lindemann range is designed to offer clinicians cutting instrument options for surgical applications where access, geometry and material performance matter.

The 40mm extra-long model combines three important design characteristics:

Extended reach: A longer overall instrument length for selected difficult-access procedures.

Precision cutting: Tungsten carbide flutes designed for effective material removal.

Surface protection: A TiN coating intended to enhance surface wear resistance.

Together, these features create a specialist surgical instrument for dentists seeking an alternative to conventional-length rotary burs.

Why Buy Frank Dental Surgical Burs from Crown Dental Burs Ltd?

Crown Dental Burs Ltd is the exclusive UK partner for Frank Dental, supplying premium rotary dental instruments to dental professionals throughout the United Kingdom.

We specialise in helping clinicians select the appropriate dental burs for their individual procedures.

Our portfolio includes instruments for restorative dentistry, crown preparation, crown removal, composite finishing, oral surgery and specialist clinical applications.

By focusing on dental rotary instruments, we aim to provide dentists with access to products supported by relevant technical information and practical product knowledge.

Specialist Product Knowledge

Choosing the correct bur involves more than selecting a familiar shape.

Factors such as working length, cutting geometry, shank type, material and handpiece compatibility can all influence the suitability of an instrument.

Our team can help dental professionals understand the differences between surgical bur designs and identify suitable options for their requirements.

Extensive Frank Dental Portfolio

In addition to the 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur, Crown Dental Burs offers a comprehensive range of Frank Dental surgical instruments, including other Lindemann configurations and specialist tungsten carbide burs.

This enables clinicians to compare alternative lengths, diameters and cutting geometries when selecting instruments for their surgical kits.

UK-Based Dental Supplier

As a UK dental instrument supplier, Crown Dental Burs supports dental practices, clinicians and training providers with access to specialist rotary instruments.

Explore our surgical bur range or contact our team for further product information.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur

What is a Lindemann surgical bur?

A Lindemann surgical bur is a rotary cutting instrument used in selected oral surgical procedures, particularly tooth sectioning, root separation and other appropriate hard-tissue cutting applications.

Lindemann burs are available in different lengths, diameters and cutting configurations.

What is the advantage of a 40mm dental surgical bur?

The main advantage is extended reach.

A 40mm overall length can position the handpiece head further away from the cutting site, potentially improving visibility and access in difficult posterior regions.

Can a Lindemann bur be used to section wisdom teeth?

Yes, appropriately selected Lindemann burs can be used for tooth sectioning during selected wisdom tooth extraction procedures.

Instrument selection depends on the anatomy, clinical circumstances and approved operating instructions.

Is the 40mm Lindemann bur suitable for furcation separation?

The long cutting instrument may be suitable for selected root-separation procedures involving molar furcations.

Its extended reach can be useful when access is restricted.

What is the benefit of titanium nitride coating?

Titanium nitride is a hard, wear-resistant coating that can improve surface characteristics and resistance to abrasive wear.

Its performance depends on the instrument design and operating conditions.

Does TiN coating prevent overheating?

No. TiN coating does not eliminate the risk of heat generation.

Appropriate irrigation, rotational speed, cutting pressure and instrument maintenance remain essential.

What is a single-cut tungsten carbide bur?

A single-cut tungsten carbide bur features cutting flutes designed to remove material during rotation.

It provides a cutting geometry suitable for specific dental applications, including selected tooth-sectioning procedures.

Can I use a 40mm Lindemann bur in an NSK Ti-Max handpiece?

Only if the exact NSK handpiece model is approved by its manufacturer for the bur’s length, shank dimensions, operating speed and intended clinical application.

Compatibility should always be verified before use.

Is the 40mm measurement the cutting head length?

No. The stated 40mm refers to the overall length of the instrument, not the cutting head length.

The cutting head and shank dimensions should be checked against the manufacturer’s technical specification.

Where can I buy Frank Dental Lindemann surgical burs in the UK?

Frank Dental surgical burs are available through Crown Dental Burs Ltd, the exclusive UK partner for Frank Dental.

Visit www.crowndentalburs.co.uk to explore the available surgical bur range.

Technical Product Overview

Specification	Details
Manufacturer	Frank Dental
Product	Extra-Long Lindemann Surgical Bur
Overall length	40mm
Cutting material	Tungsten carbide
Coating	Titanium nitride (TiN), gold coloured
Cutting geometry	Single-cut
Shank type	FG – friction grip
Intended handpiece	Compatible, manufacturer-approved high-speed handpiece
Clinical applications	Selected tooth sectioning, root separation and complex surgical extraction procedures
Supplier	Crown Dental Burs Ltd
Market	United Kingdom

Exact cutting head diameter, working head length, maximum RPM, reprocessing instructions and handpiece compatibility must be confirmed from the product’s official technical specification.

Order the Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur Today

When conventional-length surgical burs restrict access or visibility, an extra-long instrument may provide a valuable alternative.

The Frank Dental 40mm Lindemann Surgical Bur combines extended reach, precision single-cut tungsten carbide geometry and a gold-coloured TiN coating in a specialist instrument designed for demanding dental surgical applications.

Whether performing selected wisdom tooth sectioning, separating molar roots or accessing difficult posterior regions, the right surgical bur can make an important difference to instrument positioning and clinical workflow.

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For professional dental use only. Use in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, approved handpiece specifications and appropriate surgical protocols.