D.835.012.FG
Pack size: 5
Price per item: £2.95(ex. VAT) £3.54(inc. VAT)
Additional information
| Head Length | 4 |
|---|---|
| Total length | 19 |
| Shaft type | 314 |
| Diameter | 012 |
| Shaft | FG |
| Max Revolutions | max. 225.000 |
| Procedure | Cavity preparation |
| Material | Diamond |
| Shape | Straight Fissure Square Edge |
| Colour Ring | Blue |
| Grit | Medium |
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Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Diamond Bur – Parallel-Sided Cavity Preparation Bur for Restorative Dentistry
The Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Diamond Bur is a precision-engineered parallel-sided cavity preparation bur designed specifically for operative dentistry, restorative dentistry and composite cavity preparations. Manufactured in Germany by Frank Dental, the D.835 is one of the most versatile straight fissure burs used for creating defined cavity walls, flat pulpal floors and controlled preparation geometry.
The defining feature of the D.835 is its straight parallel sides. Unlike tapered burs or pear-shaped burs, the D.835 maintains parallel walls throughout the cutting surface, allowing dentists to create highly accurate cavity forms with excellent wall definition and preparation control.
Why Parallel-Sided Straight Fissure Burs Are Used in Cavity Preparation
In restorative dentistry, cavity design plays a major role in restoration success. The geometry of the cavity directly affects:
- Composite adaptation
- Marginal integrity
- Restoration retention
- Occlusal stability
- Bonding performance
- Longevity of the restoration
The Frank Dental D.835 straight fissure bur is designed with parallel sides to create:
- Defined cavity walls
- Parallel preparation walls
- Flat pulpal floors
- Controlled cavity depth
- Accurate box forms
- Predictable preparation geometry
This makes the bur highly useful for clinicians performing posterior composite restorations and operative dentistry procedures where cavity precision is essential.
Dentists frequently search online for:
- Best bur for cavity preparation
- Straight fissure composite preparation bur
- Parallel-sided cavity bur
- Diamond bur for operative dentistry
- Composite cavity preparation bur
- Restorative dentistry burs
- Flat end cavity preparation bur
because preparation geometry significantly affects restorative outcomes.
What Is the Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Bur Used For?
The Frank Dental D.835 is specifically designed for cavity preparation procedures in restorative dentistry.
The bur is commonly used for:
- Class I cavity preparations
- Class II cavity preparations
- Composite restorations
- Posterior composite preparations
- Proximal box preparation
- Flat pulpal floor preparation
- Cavity outline refinement
- Operative dentistry procedures
- Conservative cavity preparation
- Replacement of defective restorations
- Enamel reduction
- Dentine reduction
- Adhesive restorative procedures
Because of its straight-sided design, the D.835 allows dentists to prepare cavities with highly defined internal geometry and excellent wall control.
Why Straight Parallel Walls Matter in Restorative Dentistry
One of the biggest advantages of the Frank Dental D.835 straight fissure bur is its ability to create precise cavity wall alignment.
The parallel-sided design allows clinicians to maintain:
- Controlled cavity dimensions
- Defined preparation walls
- Accurate proximal boxes
- Flat cavity floors
- Consistent preparation depth
- Predictable restorative geometry
In posterior composite restorations, controlled cavity geometry is essential for proper restoration adaptation and occlusal stability.
The D.835 helps clinicians create cavity forms that support:
- Improved composite placement
- Better marginal adaptation
- Reduced void formation
- Improved restoration stability
- Predictable occlusal anatomy
Educational Guide: Why Flat Pulpal Floors Are Important
One of the key features of the Frank Dental D.835 straight fissure bur is its flat cutting end.
This flat-ended design allows clinicians to create flat pulpal floors during cavity preparation.
Flat pulpal floors are important because they help:
- Improve restoration seating
- Provide stable composite support
- Improve cavity depth control
- Create uniform restorative thickness
- Improve occlusal stability
- Enhance restorative adaptation
A flat pulpal floor also improves visibility and preparation accuracy during operative dentistry procedures.
Dentists searching online for:
- Flat end cavity preparation bur
- Straight fissure composite bur
- Diamond bur for cavity floors
- Operative dentistry cavity bur
often require burs capable of creating controlled cavity depth and flat preparation geometry.
Why Straight Fissure Burs Are Important for Composite Restorations
Modern composite restorative dentistry relies heavily on precise cavity preparation.
The Frank Dental D.835 allows clinicians to create:
- Defined proximal boxes
- Accurate cavity walls
- Controlled occlusal reduction
- Stable cavity floors
- Precise restorative geometry
This is especially important in posterior composite restorations where cavity design influences:
- Composite adaptation
- Contact point development
- Occlusal function
- Restoration longevity
- Marginal seal integrity
The D.835 straight fissure bur provides excellent preparation control while maintaining efficient enamel and dentine cutting.
Problems Caused by Poor Cavity Geometry
Incorrect cavity preparation geometry can contribute to restorative complications including:
- Poor composite adaptation
- Marginal leakage
- Weak proximal contacts
- Restoration fracture
- Composite debonding
- Occlusal instability
- Voids within restorations
- Reduced restoration longevity
The Frank Dental D.835 helps minimise these risks by allowing clinicians to create highly controlled cavity preparations with defined walls and flat preparation floors.
Straight Fissure Bur vs Pear-Shaped Bur
Both straight fissure burs and pear-shaped burs are widely used in operative dentistry, but they create different preparation geometries.
Straight Fissure Bur (D.835)
- Parallel cavity walls
- Flat pulpal floors
- Defined box forms
- Structured cavity geometry
- Controlled cavity depth
Pear-Shaped Bur
- Rounded internal line angles
- Conservative cavity forms
- Smooth internal contours
- Adhesive-friendly geometry
Many dentists use straight fissure burs during initial cavity preparation and box formation due to their excellent wall definition and preparation control.
German Precision Diamond Technology
Frank Dental diamond burs are manufactured in Germany using premium-quality natural diamond particles for efficient cutting and long-lasting performance.
The Frank Dental D.835 provides:
- Smooth enamel cutting
- Controlled dentine reduction
- Reduced vibration
- Excellent tactile sensitivity
- Precise cavity wall preparation
- Long-lasting cutting efficiency
- Consistent grit distribution
- Predictable preparation control
The precision-engineered parallel-sided design ensures highly accurate cavity preparation during restorative procedures.
Why Choose the Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Bur?
The Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Diamond Bur combines German engineering with modern restorative dentistry principles to provide clinicians with highly controlled cavity preparation geometry and predictable restorative outcomes.
Whether performing:
- Class I cavity preparations
- Class II cavity preparations
- Posterior composite restorations
- Proximal box preparations
- Adhesive restorative procedures
- Conservative operative dentistry
- Composite cavity refinement
the Frank Dental D.835 delivers excellent cutting performance, precise cavity wall control and highly accurate preparation geometry.
For dentists searching for premium-quality:
- Straight fissure cavity preparation burs
- Parallel-sided diamond burs
- Composite preparation burs
- Diamond cavity preparation burs
- Operative dentistry burs
- Restorative dentistry burs
- Flat end cavity burs
- Posterior composite preparation burs
the Frank Dental D.835 Straight Fissure Diamond Bur provides the ideal combination of precision, efficiency and controlled cavity preparation for modern restorative dentistry.






