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1 mm depth cutters can be used to ensure correct anatomical preparation for the recommended minimum reduction of 1.22 mm for buccal and lingual surfaces and 1.88 mm to 2.0 mm for incisal areas (ISO shape 072,size 76). Additional water cooling required. Depth marking can be made with the 1 mm depth cutters and the 1.4 mm torpedo bur to ensure correct anatomical preparation also in the case of posterior teeth for the recommended minimum reduction of 1.22 mm for buccal and lingual surfaces and 1.88 mm to 2.0 mm for occlusal areas (ISO shape 072, size 036 (additional water cooling required!) and ISO shape 289 [illustrated]/290, size 014).
Incisal reduction and proximal preparation tending to an approximal chamfer using a torpedo bur (ISO shape 289 [illustrated]/290, size 014). Matrix bands may be needed to protect adjacent teeth.
Occlusal reduction of hard tooth enamel (ISO shape 277, size 023), and proximal preparation tending to an approximal chamfer are carried out using the torpedo bur. ( ISO shape 289, size 014). Matrix bands may be needed to protect adjacent teeth.
The 014 torpedo bur is used to produce a slightly tapered preparation and to form a circular chamfer. For sufficient reduction or oral occlusial surfaces and rounding edges use the ISO shape 277, size 023.
The 014 torpedo bur is used to produce a slightly tapered preparation and to form a circular chamfer.
Final check and finishing:ensure anatomical chamfer preparation without edges or undercuts. Produce a smooth surface of the preparation by using identically shaped carbide finishing burs (ISO version 072) at a speed of 15,000-max. 40,000 rpm. or identically shaped extra -fine diamond finishing burs (ISO version 504). Final check and finishing: ensure anatomical chamfer preparation without edges or undercuts. Produce a smooth surface of the preparation using identically shaped carbide finishing burs (ISO version 072) at a speed of 15,000-max. 40,000 rpm, or identically shaped extra fine-diamond finishing burs (ISO version 504).