Dentium 6mm Shank Glass Ceramic Milling Burs

Diamond-coated milling burs with a 6mm smooth shank for Dentium wet milling machines. Designed for chairside or lab milling of lithium disilicate (IPS e.max), feldspathic ceramic, Vita Suprinity, and Celtra Duo. Available in three head diameters for single crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, and anterior bridges.

G-6-0.6
G-6-1.0
G-6-2.0
Dentium 6mm Shank Glass Ceramic Milling Burs
Dentium (6mm Shank) Glass Ceramic Burs
Glass Ceramic Burs
Order No
G-6-0.6 G-6-1.0 G-6-2.0
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Key Features

Technical Specifications

Compatible MachinesDentium
Interface Typeφ6mm Smooth Shank
Material CategoryGlass Ceramic
Configurations3

Available Configurations

Order NoSpecificationHead ØNeckShankLengthInquiry
G-6-0.6φ0.6×TL5×φ6×L500.656501
G-6-1.0φ1.0×TL8×φ6×L50186501
G-6-2.0φ2.0×TL12×φ6×L502126501

Application

The 0.6mm head diameter suits fine finishing and detailed anatomy; the 1.0mm head diameter balances roughing and finishing; the 2.0mm head diameter suits initial roughing and bulk material removal.

Limitations

These burs are not for milling metals, zirconia, or other non-glass-ceramic materials, and are not intended for dry milling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What shank type do these burs use?

These burs use a 6mm smooth shank that is collet-clamped. They are not compatible with threaded shank systems such as the M3.5 or M1.8 shanks used by some other milling machines.

Which milling machines are these burs compatible with?

They are designed for Dentium milling machines that accept a 6mm smooth shank with collet clamping.

Which materials can I mill with these burs?

They are intended for glass ceramic materials: lithium disilicate (IPS e.max), feldspathic ceramic, Vita Suprinity, and Celtra Duo.

How do I choose between the 0.6mm, 1.0mm, and 2.0mm head diameters?

The 0.6mm head is for fine detail and tight internal features, the 1.0mm head balances detail and material removal, and the 2.0mm head is for larger material removal and broad surfaces.

How do I know when to replace the bur?

Look for visible loss of diamond coating, chipping or rounding of the cutting edges, increased milling time, or rougher surface finish on the restoration. These are signs the bur is wearing and should be replaced.

Are these burs for dry milling?

No, these burs are for wet milling only. Using them dry can damage the diamond coating and the workpiece.

Are these OEM Dentium burs?

These are aftermarket burs manufactured by SINCEN Dental with a 6mm smooth shank for Dentium machine compatibility.

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