Dental bur codes: what to check before ordering

In a dental bur catalogue, similar names can mean different products. When a clinic asks for a restock, an exact code and pack size help to avoid misunderstandings. This purchasing checklist is for gathering ordering information; always check a specific instrument's operating parameters in the manufacturer's documentation.

Write down the full product number

Wording such as “round bur” or “green band” is often not enough when the range holds several variants. In the Dentys dental bur collection you will find DIMEI Royal and Wave Dental BurPlus products with separate model numbers. Copy the full code onto your clinic's list exactly as it appears on the pack you have or on the individual product page.

Check the product type and the shank

Before repeating an order, note whether you are looking for a diamond or a carbide bur, what shape it is and which type of equipment you use it with. If there is any doubt about compatibility, add the number from the pack you have, or the manufacturer's specification, to your enquiry. That is better than guessing from a product photograph alone.

Compare the quantities per pack

Product names and descriptions may state different numbers of pieces. When comparing prices and planning stock, check whether a single bur, a multi-piece pack or a kit is meant. If a product page lacks clear pack contents, write to us before confirming your order.

Draw up a short enquiry for the clinic

A useful list includes the brand, the product code, the quantity wanted, the clinic name and a contact email address. If the clinic is restocking matrices, polishing discs or endodontic products at the same time, put them on the same list by category. That makes a single combined requirement easier to discuss.

Viewing prices

In the public shop we provide product information, while price access is for verified professionals. Request dentist access with your licence number and clinic details. Once we have checked them, we will let you know by email.