Mani Diamond Burs are precision dental instruments designed with a stainless steel working part, which is coated with fine diamond crystals. These rotary grinding tools are specifically crafted for delicate work on hard tissues like teeth and bones, making them essential in dental procedures.
Compatible with dental handpieces, they allow for controlled and efficient use during various dental treatments. Beyond their primary application in dentistry, Mani Diamond Burs are versatile tools that can also be used for grinding a variety of hard materials.
These include metals, plastics, and porcelain, making them valuable not only in dental practices but also in industrial and laboratory settings where precise material removal is needed. Their fine diamond crystal coating guarantees durability and extended performance, making them a reliable choice for professionals seeking precision and efficiency in their work.
Directions To Use
Prepare the Work Area:
Ensure that the work area is clean and well-organized. Have all the necessary dental equipment and materials readily available for use.
Select the Right Bur:
Choose the appropriate Mani Diamond Bur based on the specific shape, size, and grit required for the dental procedure at hand.
Insert the Shank:
Firmly insert the shank of the Mani Diamond Bur into the dental handpiece, ensuring a secure and stable fit.
Pre-Use Check:
Before starting the procedure, run the Mani Diamond Bur at a low speed to check for any wobbling or misalignment. If any issues are detected, replace the bur to maintain precision.
Prepare the Patient:
Make sure the patient is comfortable and properly anesthetized before beginning the dental procedure.
Coolant and Lubrication:
During the procedure, apply a continuous coolant spray to avoid overheating the bur and the treated area. Ensure a steady water flow to prevent clogging and reduce the risk of damage to the pulp.
Proper Pressure and Speed:
Apply the recommended pressure, usually between 20 to 50 PSI, based on the bur’s size. Use the bur within the maximum recommended RPM to prevent overheating and to maintain optimal efficiency.
Maintain Correct Motion:
Keep steady, controlled movements during the procedure. Avoid abrupt levering, tilting, twisting, or jamming motions. Do not use a pulling motion, as it can damage the bur and compromise the precision of the procedure.
Sterilization:
After the procedure, thoroughly clean and sterilize the instrument for safe reuse.