💎 Precision in Every Cut: Exploring the Diamond Bur 237 Pear Shape Series (1.0 mm to 3.2 mm)

In restorative and surgical dentistry, the choice of bur can dramatically influence the accuracy, speed, and outcome of a procedure. Among the most trusted and widely used shapes is the Pear-shaped diamond bur, particularly the 237 series, which offers a full spectrum of sizes to suit everything from conservative cavity prep to extensive crown reduction.

Whether you're a general dentist, prosthodontist, or lab technician, the Diamond Bur 237 Pear Shape range—from 1.0 mm to 3.2 mm—delivers the control and cutting efficiency needed for modern clinical demands.

 

🔍 What Is a Pear-Shaped Diamond Bur?

The pear shape features a rounded, tapered profile that allows for:

  • Smooth entry into tooth structure
  • Controlled removal of enamel and dentin
  • Ideal contouring of internal cavity walls
  • Efficient access to occlusal and proximal surfaces

This shape is especially favored for:

  • Crown preparation
  • Cavity access
  • Occlusal rest seat formation
  • Endodontic access
  • Depth guide creation

 

📏 Size Breakdown & Clinical Use

Size (mm) ISO Code Typical Use Case
1.0 mm 806.314.233.524.010 Conservative cavity prep, pediatric cases
1.2 mm 806.314.237.524.012 Initial access, small restorations
1.4 mm 806.314.234.524.014 Class I & V cavity shaping
1.6 mm 806.314.237.524.016 Occlusal contouring, enamel reduction
1.8 mm 806.314.237.524.018 Crown margin refinement, depth cut
2.0 mm 806.314.237.524.020 Full crown prep, bulk enamel removal
2.1 mm 806.314.237.524.021 Posterior crown prep, bridge abutment shaping
3.2 mm 806.314.237.524.032 Extensive reduction, lab use, prosthetic work

Each bur is available in various grit levels—typically medium (blue ring) or extra coarse (black ring)—to match the aggressiveness required for the procedure.

 

🛠️ Material & Build Quality

These burs are manufactured with:

  • Natural diamond particles for superior cutting efficiency
  • Hardened stainless steel shanks for durability and concentric rotation
  • FG (Friction Grip) stems compatible with high-speed handpieces
  • ISO color-coded rings for quick grit identification

They are rigorously tested for:

  • Balance and concentricity
  • Longevity across multiple sterilization cycles
  • Precision cutting on enamel, dentin, porcelain, metal, and composite

 

🧠 Clinical Advantages

Versatility: A full range of sizes allows clinicians to select the perfect bur for each stage of treatment.
Efficiency: Diamond coating ensures fast, smooth cutting with minimal vibration.
Control: Pear shape offers excellent tactile feedback and access to curved surfaces.
Durability: Designed to withstand repeated use without loss of cutting power.
Compatibility: Fits most high-speed handpieces and rotary systems.

 

The Diamond Bur 237 Pear Shape series is a must-have in any dental operatory. With sizes ranging from 1.0 mm to 3.2 mm, these burs offer unmatched flexibility, precision, and cutting power for a wide variety of procedures. Whether you're shaping a conservative restoration or prepping a full crown, this series delivers the performance and reliability that modern dentistry demands.

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