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First Dental Handpiece
Operated by long belt, running over series of pulleys to the motor
Dental Handpiece
electric instrument used to hold rotary instruments
Bur is made of
Steel or tungsten carbide
Rotary
part or device that rotates around an axis
2 most common types of handpieces
*High Speed
*Low Speed (aka slow speed or straight hand piece)
Low Speed (Straight hand piece)
*one of the most versatile
*two sizes (standard length for lab & shorty for prophy
10,000 - 30, 000 Rpm
Low Speed Handpiece
Clinical Uses for Low Speed
*removes soft decay & fine finishes cav prep
*resto finishing & polishing
*Coronal polish & removes stains
*porcelain adj
*Endo treatment
Lab Uses for Low Speed
*Trim & contour Temp Crown
*Trim & relining of removable partial/dentures
*Trim & contour ortho applainces
Straight Attachment
most commonly used in Lab, trim provisionals
Contra Angle Attachment
*slides directly onto low speed & locks into place
*holds latch type rotary instruments,endo files, prophy cups & mandrels
Prophy Angles
Used for polishing to hold prophy cup & brittle brush
450,000 Rpm
High- Speed (has no attachments)
Uses for High-Speed (used in all restos)
*Removs decay
* Removes diseased tooth structure or faulty restos
*Reduces Crown for prep for Crown or Bridge
*Prep outline & retention grooves
*Finish & polishing
Water coolant System
constantly sprays tooth and bur with cool water while operating hi speed, protecting pulp from damage
Friction Grip Bur
used with high speed handpiece
Latch Type Bur
used with low speed hand piece
Fiber Optic Lighting
mounted in head of high speed
Ultrasonic handpiece
mechanical radiant energy of water & sound vibes creats pulsating effect on tooth surface
Laser handpiece
uses beam of laser light to cauterize soft tissue or vapourize decayed tooth structure
Air Abrasion Handpiece
sandblaster removes stain & tooth decay ( aluminum oxide particles)
*Sealants
*External Stain removal
*Class I-VI prep
*Endo Access
*Crown Margins & prep for cementation
Air Abrasion Technique most effective for
Torque (lab handpieces)
twisting or turning force
Dental handpiece
Identified as Critical Instrument ( comes in contact with blood saliva & tissue)
Types of Burs
*Friction Grip.............High sp
*Latch type.................Lo sp
*Long straight lab.......Lo sp
3 basic rotary instrument (bur) parts
*Shank
*Neck
*Head
Shank (on bur)
portion of bur that fits into handpiece
Neck (on bur)
narrow portion connecting Shank & Head of bur
Head (on bur)
cutting,polishing or finishing portion of bur
Burs
rotary instrument that have a sharp cutting head
Bur use in dentistry
*tooth prep
*excavating decay
*finishing cavity walls, rest surface, crown prep
*remove old filling
*separating cr&br
Tungsten Carbide
replaced steel in bur for cav prep
Stiffer & stronger than steel remaining sharper longer
Diamond Burs
metal base with flecks of industrial diamonds embedded into base
have greater cutting ability
Diamond Round
provides access to pulp chamber
Diamond Flat End Taper & Diamond Flame
reduces tooth structure for crown prep
Diamond Wheel
remakes subgingival bevels in a crown prep
Finishing Bur
similar to cutting but has more "flutes" (number of blades)
Mandrel
metal shaft that mounts sandpaper disc or other abrasive materials
Rubber Points
polishing disc comes in various abrasiveness usually brown, green to white
Sandpaper Disc
used for finishing & polishing rests
Lab burs
longer shank & longer head
acrylic bur most common
laser
fiberoptic cable that produces laser light