Equipment
Milling & polishing burs
22 products in this category
Milling Burs — Amann GirrbachLodden milling burs for the Amann Girrbach machine, for cutting zirconia. The geometry matches the tool holders and speeds of Amann Girrbach machines. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — Sirona MC X5Lodden milling burs for the Sirona inLab MC X5 machine, for cutting zirconia. The MC X5 runs wet and dry; these burs are for its zirconia route. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — ArumLodden milling burs for the Arum machine, for cutting zirconia. They suit the Arum dry-milling series where zirconia is the main material. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — imes-icore 350iLodden milling burs for the imes-icore 350i machine, for cutting zirconia. The 350i is a high-throughput laboratory machine; these burs are meant to hold a clean margin across long runs. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — Roland DWXLodden milling burs for the Roland DWX machine, for cutting lithium disilicate. Glass-ceramic is more brittle than zirconia, so burs for it differ in geometry and grit. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — vhf N4+Lodden milling burs for the vhf N4+ machine, for cutting lithium disilicate. The N4+ mills wet, and correct coolant during the run is what extends bur life. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — Ivoclar PM7Lodden milling burs for the Ivoclar PrograMill PM7 machine, for cutting lithium disilicate. The PM7 is a five-axis machine; these burs are for its glass-ceramic route. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Milling Burs — YenadentLodden milling burs for the Yenadent machine, for cutting lithium disilicate. Intended for the glass-ceramic route on Yenadent machines. They are a consumable, replaced according to running hours and to the margin quality the machine produces. JK Dent keeps them in stock.
Fully-Sintered Diamond Burs HPFully sintered diamond burs with an HP shank. Diamond runs through the whole body of the tool rather than sitting on its surface, so fresh grit is exposed as it wears and the cut stays consistent over the tool’s life. They cost more than electroplated burs and last far longer.
Electroplated Diamond Burs HPElectroplated diamond burs with an HP shank for the laboratory. The diamond grit is bonded in a single layer, which cuts fast and aggressively for initial shaping of zirconia and ceramic. A single layer wears sooner than a sintered bur, so these are working tools rather than finishing tools.
Diamond DiscsDiamond discs for cutting and separating in the laboratory. They come in different thicknesses: thin ones for fine separation between bridge units, thicker ones where rigidity is needed. Working with water or cool air keeps cracks out of the restoration.
Tungsten Carbide Burs HPTungsten carbide burs with an HP shank. They are for acrylic, resins and soft metal — in those materials they cut cleaner and faster than diamond and do not clog with swarf.
Tungsten Carbide Cutters HPTungsten carbide cutters with an HP shank and a coarse cut for fast stock removal. They belong to the first stage of shaping an acrylic denture or base, before finer tools take over.
Ceramic-Bonded Diamond Grinding BursCeramic-bonded diamond grinding burs for zirconia and ceramic. The ceramic bond wears at a controlled rate and keeps exposing fresh grit, so the tool does not load up or overheat the restoration — which matters on sintered zirconia.
Diamond Polishers for ZirconiaDiamond polishers for zirconia and full ceramic. They belong to the finishing stage after shaping: they remove scratches and bring gloss back without glazing. A well-polished surface is kinder to the opposing tooth than a rough one.
Mounted SandpaperMounted sandpaper rolls on a mandrel. They do the intermediate smoothing on acrylic and resin: they take out the marks of the previous tool and prepare the surface for the polisher and the shine.
Polishing BrushesPolishing brushes for the laboratory. With polishing paste they reach the grooves and hollows a rubber polisher skips, which makes them the last step before the work is handed over.
Hard Z CutterA Hard Z cutter for sintered zirconia — the hardest material the laboratory touches after the furnace. It is meant for spot adjustments on a finished restoration, where an ordinary tool wears out quickly.
Lab Polishers 3LR00.1Laboratory polishers under code 3LR00.1 from Lodden’s tool range. As with the rest of the range, the code is the ordering name and guarantees the same shape and grit again.
Lab Polishers 3Z00.1Laboratory polishers under code 3Z00.1 from Lodden’s tool range. The code fixes shape and grit in the manufacturer’s catalog; ordering by code is how the same tool comes back next time.
Lab Polishers 3Z00.3Laboratory polishers under code 3Z00.3 from the same range, differing from 3Z00.1 in shape or grit. Combining several codes across the finishing stages is what gives an even surface with no transition marks.
Zirconia Polishing & Grinding KitA toolkit for working and polishing zirconia. It gathers the tools in work order — shaping, smoothing, polishing — so the set need not be assembled piece by piece. Useful for a laboratory starting out in zirconia.
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