SS White HP Flat-End Cross-Cut Long Tapered Fissure Carbide Burs | Non-Sterile | 701L | 702L | 703L | Pkg/10

SS White HP Flat-End Cross-Cut Long Tapered Fissure Carbide Burs (Non-Sterile) are precision-ground instruments engineered for deep surgical access, efficient tooth sectioning, and controlled bone removal in oral and maxillofacial procedures. Available in models 701L, 702L, and 703L on a Hall/Standard HP shank (44.5mm) — Pkg/10, Made in the USA. Non-sterile; requires sterilization prior to use per your facility protocol.

The extended length provides superior reach and visibility in complex posterior and deep-field sites. The flat-end, cross-cut tapered fissure design ensures rapid, controlled cutting with minimal clogging and consistent performance in both cortical and cancellous bone.

Product Highlights

• Head Geometry: Flat-end, long tapered fissure with cross-cut fluting
• Models: 701L (1.2mm head), 702L (1.6mm head), 703L (2.1mm head)
• Package Size: Pkg/10
• Shank Type: HP (straight handpiece) — Hall / Standard | 44.5mm
• Construction: Precision-ground tungsten carbide, exceeds ISO and ADA standards
• Sterility: Non-sterile — sterilize before use per facility protocol
• Origin: Made in the USA

Clinical Applications

Tooth Sectioning
Divides large or multi-rooted teeth into smaller sections for easier, less traumatic extraction.

Bone Removal
Removes bone around root structures and surgical access points with speed and precision.

Osseous Surgery
Prepares bone for implant placement and other osseous procedures.

Accessing Difficult Areas
Long shank design provides superior reach in posterior or deep surgical sites.

Model Selection Guide

• 701L (1.2mm) → Fine access and conservative sectioning; ideal for smaller roots or narrow surgical sites
• 702L (1.6mm) → Balanced cutting for general-purpose sectioning and bone removal
• 703L (2.1mm) → Aggressive cutting for larger sectioning and rapid bone removal in dense cortical bone

Shank Compatibility

• Hall / Standard HP | 44.5mm

Best Practices

• Sterilize per your facility’s validated sterilization protocol before use.
• Use continuous irrigation to reduce heat generation.
• Apply light, steady pressure — let the cross-cut blades do the work.
• Inspect for wear before use; replace when dull or chipped.