• #256.9 tapered profile design
• Coarse grit diamond surface
• Quantity: 10 burs per pack
• FG high-speed handpiece fit
• Single-use sterile format

The Spring Health - FG #256.9 Coarse Single Use Diamonds, pack of 10 are high-performance friction grip diamond burs designed for efficient bulk reduction and controlled tooth preparation in restorative dentistry. If you have ever wondered about what the Spring Health- FG #256.9 Coarse Single Use Diamonds, pack of 10 are used for, they are the best coarse FG single-use diamond burs for rapid enamel and dentin reduction during crown and bridge preparations.

Engineered in the #256.9 configuration, this bur features a tapered profile that supports smooth axial wall reduction and defined preparation geometry while maintaining consistent taper control. The coarse grit diamond coating enables aggressive yet manageable cutting action, helping reduce preparation time during full-coverage crown procedures and large restorative cases. Designed for friction grip compatibility, these burs fit standard high-speed handpieces and provide stable rotational performance with dependable cutting efficiency.

The coarse abrasive surface is ideal for initial reduction phases prior to transitioning to medium or fine finishing burs for margin refinement. Manufactured with evenly bonded diamond particles and a durable stainless steel shank, each bur maintains structural integrity throughout the procedure. The single-use sterile format enhances infection control compliance by eliminating reprocessing and reducing cross-contamination risk in busy clinical environments.

Supplied in a pack of 10, this configuration supports efficient stocking for restorative workflows requiring consistent cutting reliability. Whether performing full crown reduction, shaping abutment preparations, or adjusting ceramic restorations, these burs deliver controlled cutting power and predictable handling, and they are also the best #256.9 coarse single-use FG diamond burs for efficient high-speed tooth preparation in modern restorative dental practice.