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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Lindemann bur used for?
A Lindemann bur is a carbide bone cutting bur used in oral surgery for osteotomy, apicoectomy, cystectomy, hemisectomy, preprosthetic surgery, bone grafting, root sectioning and bone contouring.
What is the difference between straight and cross cut Lindemann burs?
The straight Lindemann161 cuts smoothly and under control and is less aggressive, so it suits precision shaping, osteotomies and fine adjustments. The cross cut Lindemann162 is more aggressive and removes bone faster, so it suits dense bone, cyst removal, root sectioning and larger osteotomies.
Which shank do I need: FG, RA or HP?
FG burs are for high-speed handpieces and rapid bone removal. RA burs are for low-speed, controlled cutting and fine shaping. HP burs suit low to medium speed handpieces and offer a balance of speed and control for contouring and minor osteotomies.
What are Lindemann burs made of?
Eagle Dental Lindemann burs are made of one-piece tungsten carbide, with a geometry of fine cross cuts and an ideal flute depth for efficient cutting and easy debris removal.
How many burs are in a pack?
Each pack contains 5 Lindemann burs.
What is the difference between Lindemann and Zekrya burs?
Lindemann is designed mainly for bone cutting and comes in straight and cross cut versions with FG, RA and HP shanks. Zekrya is designed mainly for sectioning teeth and separating roots and has an FG shank. Many surgeons use both in the same case.
Is it Lindemann, Lindeman or Linderman?
The bur is named Lindemann. People also search for it as Lindeman, Linderman or Lindermann, and all of these refer to the same bone cutting bur.
Where are Lindemann burs made and how fast is delivery?
Eagle Dental Lindemann burs are made in Israel. We ship worldwide with express delivery, most orders arrive in 2-3 business days, and shipping is free over $250.