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SS White Finishing Carbide Burs · 12 blade · 7378 · Pack of 5
SKU 078-0937MFR# 15370-5
Blades
12 blade
12 blade$82.72
20 blade10 blade30 blade18 blade
Bur
7378
7004$82.72
8006SE8 safe end7675$82.72
7006$82.72
7404$82.72
7901$82.72
7408$82.72
SE6 safe endSE9 safe endSE4 safe endSE3 safe end84047008$82.72
7104$82.72
7106$82.72
7108$82.72
7206$82.72
7379$82.72
7406$82.72
7664$82.72
7801$82.72
7902$82.72
7903$82.72
CFT1$82.72
7378$82.72
83787002$82.72
7713$82.72
7802$82.72
9904CFT2$82.72
CFT3$82.72
7009$82.72
940696427204$82.72
90069008867583797274$82.72
840884067904$82.72
864289018902890389047106SL$94.25
90049803990348L-010$82.72
48L-012$82.72
7283$82.72
7803$82.72
7583$82.72
7003$82.72
118S118L2187205$82.72
82747303$82.72
7304$82.72
7375$82.72
83757377$82.72
83777376$82.72
83767572$82.72
7642$82.72
7676$82.72
86767702$82.72
7878$82.72
8878FOA1$82.72
7104SL$94.25
7902SL$94.25
Pack
Pack of 5
SS White FG #8379 20-blade trimming and finishing football-shaped carbide bur, packaged 5 burs per pack. Catalog code 15380-5.
SS White Finishing Carbide Burs is a finishing carbide from SS White.
This page carries 5 blades options: 12 blade, 20 blade, 10 blade, 30 blade, 18 blade. This page carries 83 bur options: 7004, 8006, SE8 safe end, 7675, 7006, 7404, 7901, 7408 and 75 more. This page carries 3 pack options: Sterile roll of 25, Bulk 100, Pack of 5.
Find it on our Burs & Diamonds shelf, under Carbide Burs.
Orders placed before 3 PM ET ship the same day when the item is on our shelf (otherwise within 3 business days), and ground shipping is free over $10.
Product
- Manufacturer
- SS White
- Manufacturer #
- 15370-5
- Item code
- 078-0937
Catalog path
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- Clinical
- Category
- Burs & Diamonds
- Subcategory
- Carbide Burs
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Questions
What is SS White Finishing Carbide Burs used for?
SS White FG #8379 20-blade trimming and finishing football-shaped carbide bur, packaged 5 burs per pack.
Which blades and bur and pack options are on this page?
This page carries 5 blades options: 12 blade, 20 blade, 10 blade, 30 blade, 18 blade. This page carries 83 bur options: 7004, 8006, SE8 safe end, 7675, 7006, 7404, 7901, 7408 and 75 more. This page carries 3 pack options: Sterile roll of 25, Bulk 100, Pack of 5. Pick one to see its price, part number and stock.
When does it ship?
In-stock orders placed before 3 PM ET ship the same day; anything not on our shelf ships within 3 business days.Ground shipping is free over $10.
About finishing carbides
Finishing carbide burs are carbide burs for finishing, which a glossary defines as putting a final coat or surface on: refining form before polishing. Finishing carbides carry many fine blades, and published work reports no difference in the surface left by burs of 6, 12 and 30 blades. ISO 3823-2 sets dimensional requirements for the seventeen most commonly used shapes of steel and carbide finishing burs.
A dental bur is a rotary cutting device made from carbon steel or tungsten carbide, meant to cut hard structures in the mouth such as teeth or bone. The same section covers burs meant to cut hard metals, plastics, porcelains and similar materials used to make dental devices. The FDA lists the dental bur as a Class I device (21 CFR 872.3240).
A bur has two parts: the head, which is the cutting portion, and the shank, the component that fits into the handpiece. The head shape is the outline form of the cutting surface edges, described from the shank to the tip end. A carbide bur cuts with edges; a diamond instrument of the same shape abrades instead, and the FDA calls it an abrasive device whose rotation provides an abrasive action when it contacts a tooth. ISO 6360-3 gives each bur a code number for the type of toothing on its working part.
How the types of carbide bur differ
- Specialty carbides — A shape made for one particular task, next to the general operative, finishing, surgical and laboratory ranges on the same shelf.
- Operative carbides — Cuts tooth structure; a review notes that burs used in finishing are for initial gross reduction and leave a surface that still needs polishing.
- Finishing carbides — Many fine blades for refining form, rather than a few edges for cutting a cavity.
- Surgical carbides — Cuts bone rather than a cavity in a tooth, and comes on the longer shanks the shelf carries for that work.
- Laboratory carbides — Used on the bench, on appliances and prostheses, not in the mouth.
- Cross-cut burs — Named for its toothing rather than for the job it is kept for, and cut from the same tungsten carbide as the rest of the shelf.
- Carbide bur kits — An assortment in one block, in place of single burs.
What to look at when choosing a carbide bur
Shape: ISO 6360-2 gives a three-digit code for the shapes of all dental rotary instruments, which forms the third group of digits in a fifteen-digit identification number. ISO 6360-1 explains that number and codes the material of the working part, the shank and the overall length of the instrument.
Shank: the shaft section may be friction gripping or latch-type in form. ISO 1797 sets the dimensions and material properties of shanks for rotary and oscillating instruments used in dentistry.
Reuse: published guidance says to consider items difficult to clean, carbide and diamond burs among them, as single-use disposables and discard them after one use.
Sterilizing: unsaturated chemical vapour sterilization of carbon steel instruments causes less corrosion than steam because of the low level of water present during the cycle, and dry heat is used for materials that might be damaged by moist heat.
Sources: FDA 21 CFR 872.3240, Dental bur · The Glossary of Prosthodontic Terms, 9th edition (J Prosthet Dent 2017) · FDA 21 CFR 872.4535, Dental diamond instrument · ISO 6360-3:2005, Number coding system for rotary instruments — Burs and cutters · Polishing systems for modern aesthetic dental materials: a narrative review, 2024 (Br Dent J) · Evaluation of Enamel Surface Roughness and Volumetric Change after Resin Remnant Removal following Orthodontic Bracket Debonding, 2025 (PMC12246803) · ISO 3823-2:2003, Dentistry — Rotary bur instruments — Finishing burs · CDC, Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings — 2003 (MMWR 52(RR-17)) · ISO 6360-2:2004, Number coding system for rotary instruments — Shapes · ISO 6360-1:2004, Number coding system for rotary instruments — General characteristics · ISO 1797:2017, Dentistry — Shanks for rotary and oscillating instruments
