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| Reference: FG and LA Reference information: “Straight handpiece burs have long straight shanks. In dental supply catalogs, they are abbreviated as SH or HP. Latch-type burs have notched shanks and are abbreviated as LA (latch-type angle) or RA (right-angled). Friction grip burs have smooth shanks, which are smaller in diameter than HP burs. They are used in high-speed handpieces. Friction grip burs are identified as FG, FGS (friction grip surgical) or FGSS (friction grip short shank used for tight areas and restorations).” (http://books.google.nl/books?id=Dxvg7LV0OicC&pg=PA166&lpg=PA... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 uur (2011-11-04 22:44:31 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ex. : "Diamond Instruments FG/FGM/RA" « Instruments diamantés FG/FGM/CA » (http://www.nti.de/fileadmin/inhalte/PDF/praxis/diamantinstru... |
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