Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit – Precision Bone Reduction and Ridge Preparation for Full Arch Implant Dentistry

A Specialist Six-Bur Surgical Kit Selected by Dr Andrew Little of Precision Implant Clinic

Introducing the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit by Precision Implant Clinic, a carefully selected collection of six specialist Frank Dental surgical burs designed to support clinicians performing alveoplasty and bone preparation in full arch implant dentistry.

Developed through the clinical experience and expertise of Dr Andrew Little, this purpose-selected alveoplasty bur kit brings together six essential instruments for alveolar ridge reduction, bone levelling, gross bone removal, ridge smoothing and profiling.

Full arch implant dentistry requires careful consideration of available bone, ridge morphology and the preparation of a suitable foundation for implant placement. Achieving an appropriately contoured and levelled alveolar ridge is an important stage in many full arch implant workflows. Having the correct surgical burs available can help clinicians carry out these procedures with greater control, precision and efficiency.

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit has been designed to bring together six complementary Frank Dental burs, each selected for a specific purpose during surgical bone reduction and ridge preparation. Rather than purchasing individual instruments separately, clinicians have access to a coordinated selection of tungsten carbide and diamond burs covering a range of surgical applications.

Supplied complete with a sterilisable bur stand, the kit also provides a practical storage solution for organising and maintaining the instruments between procedures.

Whether you are carrying out alveolar ridge reduction, preparing the bone for immediate full arch implant rehabilitation or refining the contours of the alveolar ridge, this specialist surgical bur kit offers a versatile selection of instruments for modern implant dentistry.

Designed for Full Arch Implant Dentistry

Alveoplasty is an important component of many full arch implant procedures. The process involves reshaping, reducing and smoothing the alveolar ridge to achieve an appropriate bone profile for the planned restorative and implant treatment.

In full arch cases, the shape and contour of the residual ridge can influence the surgical approach, implant positioning and restorative planning. Irregularities, sharp bony prominences and uneven areas may need to be addressed to create a more suitable foundation for the planned rehabilitation.

The choice of surgical bur is therefore important.

Different stages of alveoplasty require different cutting characteristics. Gross bone reduction may require an aggressive cutting instrument, whereas refinement and smoothing benefit from a finer cutting action. Additional instruments may be required for ridge profiling and working around the surgical site.

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit has been assembled with these different requirements in mind.

The six selected Frank Dental burs provide clinicians with:

• Instruments for alveolar ridge reduction and levelling.

• Coarse cross-cut tungsten carbide burs for gross bone reduction.

• Fine cross-cut burs for smoothing and refinement.

• A TiN Gold-coated surgical bur designed to help maintain blade sharpness and reduce friction.

• A 4mm round diamond bur for soft tissue work and profiling.

• A 5mm single-cut round tungsten carbide bur.

• A sterilisable bur stand for convenient instrument organisation.

The Six Frank Dental Burs Included in the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit

The defining feature of this kit is the carefully considered selection of six Frank Dental surgical burs. Each bur has a specific role within the alveoplasty workflow, allowing clinicians to move from initial bone reduction through to smoothing and final profiling.

Bur No. 1 – C.72K.104.060

Alveolar Ridge Reduction and Levelling Bur

Frank Dental reference: C.72K.104.060

Selected by Dr Andrew Little for reducing and levelling the alveolar ridge, Bur No. 1 is an important instrument within the kit.

The C.72K.104.060 is intended to assist clinicians in removing and refining bone to establish a more even ridge profile during full arch implant preparation.

An appropriately prepared alveolar ridge is an important consideration in full arch implant dentistry, where the clinician must assess the relationship between the available bone, planned implant positions and restorative requirements.

This bur provides an instrument specifically selected for the initial ridge reduction and levelling stages of the procedure.

Bur No. 2 – C.79KSG.104.060

Coarse X-Cut Surgical Bur for Gross Bone Reduction

Frank Dental reference: C.79KSG.104.060

The C.79KSG.104.060 is a coarse X-cut tungsten carbide surgical bur selected for gross bone reduction.

Its cross-cut blade configuration provides an aggressive cutting action for clinicians requiring an instrument suited to more substantial bone removal during alveoplasty.

During surgical ridge preparation, areas of bone may require significant reshaping before the final contours can be established. A dedicated coarse X-cut instrument provides an appropriate cutting option for these initial reduction stages.

The inclusion of this bur allows clinicians to distinguish between the more aggressive cutting requirements of gross bone reduction and the finer finishing stages of alveoplasty.

Bur No. 3 – C.79EQ.104.040

Fine Cross-Cut Surgical Bur for Bone Smoothing

Frank Dental reference: C.79EQ.104.040

Following initial bone reduction, refinement becomes increasingly important.

The C.79EQ.104.040 features a fine cross-cut configuration and has been selected by Dr Andrew Little for smoothing bone and refining the contours created during the earlier stages of ridge preparation.

Its finer cutting characteristics complement the coarse X-cut C.79KSG.104.060, providing a coordinated approach to bone reduction and refinement.

Having both coarse and fine cross-cut instruments within the same kit allows clinicians to select an appropriate bur according to the stage of the procedure rather than relying on a single instrument for every application.

Bur No. 4 – C.TI141A.050.HP

5mm X-Cut TiN Gold-Coated Surgical Bur

Frank Dental reference: C.TI141A.050.HP

One of the specialist instruments within the kit is the C.TI141A.050.HP, a 5mm X-cut surgical bur featuring Frank Dental’s TiN Gold coating.

Titanium Nitride (TiN) is a hard coating used on selected cutting instruments to improve surface properties. In surgical bur applications, this coating is designed to help maintain sharper cutting blades and reduce friction during operation.

Reduced friction can help minimise friction-related heat generation, making this a valuable feature when working with surgical cutting instruments.

The TiN Gold-coated surgical bur offers:

• Enhanced surface hardness: TiN coating provides a hard protective surface.

• Blade sharpness: Designed to help maintain the effectiveness of the cutting edges.

• Reduced friction: Helps reduce friction between the bur and the working surface.

• Heat management: Lower friction can help reduce friction-related heat generation.

• Surgical versatility: Provides another cutting option within the alveoplasty bur selection.

As with all surgical instruments, appropriate rotational speed, irrigation, light pressure and correct clinical technique remain essential. A coating does not eliminate the need for careful heat management.

Bur No. 5 – D.801.040.HP

4mm Round Diamond Bur for Soft Tissue Work and Profiling

Frank Dental reference: D.801.040.HP

The D.801.040.HP is a 4mm round diamond bur selected for soft tissue work and profiling.

Its diamond-coated working surface offers a different cutting characteristic to the tungsten carbide instruments included in the kit, providing an additional option for clinicians when refining contours and working around the surgical site.

The inclusion of a round diamond instrument broadens the range of applications covered by the kit, allowing clinicians to select an appropriate instrument for profiling and refinement.

Bur No. 6 – C.71E.104.050

5mm Single-Cut Round Tungsten Carbide Surgical Bur

Frank Dental reference: C.71E.104.050

Completing the six-bur selection is the C.71E.104.050, a 5mm round single-cut tungsten carbide bur.

Tungsten carbide is valued for its cutting properties, while the single-cut configuration provides a different blade geometry from the cross-cut instruments included in the kit.

This provides clinicians with another cutting option for surgical bone preparation and profiling, complementing the coarse and fine X-cut burs.

Together, the six instruments provide a versatile selection for the different stages of alveoplasty and full arch implant preparation.

Understanding the Importance of Coarse and Fine X-Cut Burs

One of the most useful aspects of the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit is the inclusion of both coarse and fine X-cut surgical burs.

Bone reduction is not simply about removing material. It is also about controlling the amount of bone removed and achieving an appropriate final contour.

Coarse X-Cut – C.79KSG.104.060

The coarse X-cut bur is intended for gross reduction. During alveoplasty, clinicians may encounter areas of bone that require more substantial reshaping. An instrument designed for aggressive cutting can help with these initial stages of bone preparation.

Fine X-Cut – C.79EQ.104.040

Once the desired reduction has been achieved, the focus can move towards refinement. The fine X-cut bur is selected for smoothing bone and refining the surface contours following the initial reduction.

Having both cutting options within the same kit allows clinicians to select an instrument according to the stage of the procedure.

This distinction between gross reduction and fine finishing is an important consideration when selecting surgical burs for full arch implant dentistry.

TiN Gold Coating – Improved Cutting Performance

The C.TI141A.050.HP introduces an additional feature to the kit: a TiN Gold coating.

Titanium Nitride is a hard coating used on selected cutting instruments to improve surface properties. In surgical bur applications, this coating is intended to help maintain cutting edge sharpness and reduce friction during operation.

The benefits of reduced friction are particularly relevant when working with surgical cutting instruments, where heat generation must be carefully managed.

The TiN Gold-coated 5mm X-cut surgical bur offers an additional option for clinicians looking for a specialist coated surgical instrument within their alveoplasty selection.

Why Choose a Dedicated Alveoplasty Bur Kit?

Selecting the correct surgical instruments is an important part of preparing for efficient implant procedures.

A dedicated alveoplasty kit offers several practical advantages over assembling individual burs separately.

1. Clinically Selected by Dr Andrew Little

The kit has been developed around the clinical experience and instrument selection of Dr Andrew Little of Precision Implant Clinic.

Rather than being a generic collection of unrelated surgical burs, the kit brings together six selected instruments intended to support the different stages of alveolar ridge reduction and profiling.

2. Six Complementary Frank Dental Surgical Burs

The selection includes coarse and fine X-cut burs, a TiN Gold-coated surgical bur, round diamond and tungsten carbide burs, and an instrument specifically selected for ridge reduction and levelling.

This gives clinicians access to different cutting characteristics within one coordinated selection.

3. Supports Different Stages of Alveoplasty

From initial reduction through to smoothing and profiling, the kit has been selected to cover a range of applications encountered during full arch implant procedures.

4. Tungsten Carbide and Diamond Instrument Selection

The combination of tungsten carbide and diamond instruments provides different working characteristics, allowing clinicians to choose the appropriate instrument for the intended task.

5. Convenient Sterilisable Bur Stand

The kit is supplied with a sterilisable bur stand, helping clinicians keep their selected instruments organised and accessible.

A dedicated bur stand also provides a practical solution for instrument storage and management within the clinical environment, subject to the manufacturer’s validated sterilisation instructions.

The Role of Alveoplasty in Full Arch Implant Rehabilitation

Full arch implant dentistry has become an important treatment option for patients requiring comprehensive tooth replacement. Successful treatment planning involves multiple considerations, including implant positioning, prosthetic requirements, available bone and the surgical preparation of the alveolar ridge.

Alveoplasty may be indicated where the existing ridge requires reshaping to accommodate the planned restorative outcome.

The clinician may need to address:

• Irregularities in the alveolar ridge.

• Prominent areas of bone.

• Uneven ridge contours.

• Areas requiring bone reduction.

• Surface irregularities requiring refinement.

• Bone contours that need to be considered in relation to the planned prosthesis.

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit provides a selection of instruments for these different stages of surgical preparation.

Every patient and full arch case is different. The extent of bone reduction, instrument selection and surgical approach should always be determined by the treating clinician following appropriate clinical and prosthetic assessment.

Precision Implant Clinic – Clinically Selected Surgical Instruments

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit reflects the importance of selecting instruments with a clear clinical purpose.

Dr Andrew Little of Precision Implant Clinic has selected six Frank Dental burs to create a focused instrument collection for full arch implant dentistry.

The objective is to provide clinicians with a practical selection of burs for bone reduction, levelling, smoothing and profiling without having to source each instrument individually.

For clinicians performing full arch implant procedures, having a dedicated selection of surgical burs can help simplify instrument preparation and provide a more organised approach to the different stages of alveoplasty.

The inclusion of both coarse and fine cutting instruments, together with specialist coated and round burs, makes this kit a valuable addition to the surgical instrument selection of implant-focused dental practices.

Supplied Complete with a Sterilisable Bur Stand

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit is supplied complete with a sterilisable bur stand.

Keeping surgical burs organised is an important part of effective instrument management. A dedicated stand allows the six selected burs to be stored together, helping clinicians identify and access the instruments required during treatment.

The bur stand also provides a practical solution for instrument organisation between procedures.

Always follow the stand manufacturer’s instructions regarding cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation, including any applicable loading and temperature requirements.

Who Is the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit Designed For?

This specialist surgical bur kit is intended for dental professionals involved in implant dentistry and surgical bone preparation.

It may be particularly relevant to:

• Implant dentists undertaking full arch rehabilitation.

• Oral surgeons performing alveoplasty.

• Clinicians carrying out immediate full arch implant procedures.

• Dental professionals involved in ridge reduction and bone profiling.

• Implant-focused practices looking to standardise their surgical bur selection.

• Clinicians seeking a purpose-selected collection of coarse, fine and specialist surgical burs.

The kit is designed for use by appropriately trained dental professionals with the necessary surgical knowledge and experience.

Frequently Asked Questions – Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit

What is the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit used for?

The kit is designed for alveoplasty and bone preparation in full arch implant dentistry. It includes burs selected for alveolar ridge reduction, gross bone removal, smoothing, soft tissue work and profiling.

Who selected the burs in this kit?

The six Frank Dental burs have been selected by Dr Andrew Little of Precision Implant Clinic.

How many burs are included?

The kit contains six selected surgical burs, together with a sterilisable bur stand.

What are the Frank Dental bur codes included in the kit?

The six references are C.72K.104.060, C.79KSG.104.060, C.79EQ.104.040, C.TI141A.050.HP, D.801.040.HP and C.71E.104.050.

What is the difference between the coarse and fine X-cut burs?

The C.79KSG.104.060 coarse X-cut bur is selected for gross bone reduction, while the C.79EQ.104.040 fine cross-cut bur is intended for smoothing and refining bone contours.

What is the benefit of the TiN Gold coating?

The C.TI141A.050.HP features a TiN Gold coating designed to provide a hard surface, help maintain blade sharpness and reduce friction. Reduced friction can help limit friction-related heat generation during use.

Does the kit include a round diamond bur?

Yes. Bur No. 5 is the Frank Dental D.801.040.HP, a 4mm round diamond bur selected for soft tissue work and profiling.

Does the kit include a bur stand?

Yes. The kit is supplied complete with a sterilisable bur stand to help organise and store the six selected instruments.

Is this kit suitable for full arch implant dentistry?

Yes. The kit has specifically been developed around six burs selected by Dr Andrew Little for full arch implant dentistry and alveoplasty procedures.

Who should use this kit?

It is intended for appropriately trained dental professionals undertaking surgical bone preparation and implant dentistry.

Product Specification – Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit

Feature	Details
Product	Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit
Clinical selection	Dr Andrew Little
Organisation	Precision Implant Clinic
Manufacturer	Frank Dental
Number of burs	6
Primary application	Full arch implant dentistry
Applications	Alveoplasty, bone reduction, levelling, smoothing and profiling
Bur No. 1	C.72K.104.060
Bur No. 2	C.79KSG.104.060
Bur No. 3	C.79EQ.104.040
Bur No. 4	C.TI141A.050.HP
Bur No. 5	D.801.040.HP
Bur No. 6	C.71E.104.050
Bur materials	Tungsten carbide and diamond
Special coating	TiN Gold on Bur No. 4
Included accessory	Sterilisable bur stand

Final Thoughts – A Purpose-Selected Alveoplasty Kit for Full Arch Implant Dentistry

The Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit by Precision Implant Clinic brings together six carefully selected Frank Dental surgical burs designed to support clinicians undertaking alveolar ridge reduction and preparation during full arch implant procedures.

With instruments for gross bone reduction, ridge levelling, fine bone smoothing, friction-conscious cutting and profiling, the kit provides a versatile selection for the different stages of alveoplasty.

Each bur has its own individual Frank Dental reference, making it easy for clinicians to identify the instruments included in the kit and reorder individual burs when required.

Developed around the clinical instrument selection of Dr Andrew Little, this kit offers implant dentists and oral surgeons a convenient way to access a coordinated range of surgical burs.

Complete with a sterilisable bur stand, it is a practical addition to the surgical armamentarium of clinicians working in modern full arch implant dentistry.

Choose the Dr Andrew Little Alveoplasty Kit – six selected Frank Dental burs, one coordinated surgical solution for full arch implant dentistry.