
FG Shank — Universal Fit
30-Day Full Refund (Even on Used Burs)
Direct-to-Dentist Pricing
WHY DUAL-LAYER
These aren't single-use burs. That's the whole point of the second layer.
Most low-cost diamonds are electroplated. One layer of diamond on the shank. When that layer wears, the bur is done. Disposable by design, and priced like it. Ours are built the other way.
A single-layer bur doesn't quit on you. It fades.
The grit rounds off, the cut goes shallow, and you compensate without deciding to. More pressure. More passes. Longer at the margin. That's bur drift, and on single-layer diamonds it starts early in the pack.
Dual-layer bonding puts a second bed of diamond under the first. As the outer layer wears, fresh cutting surface is already there. More usable life per bur, and a consistent cut across that life, so the last prep feels close to the first.
We spec them this way because a bur that cuts the same on Thursday as it did on Monday is what protects your prep quality and your chair time.
Reusable. Sterilizable. FG shank, fits every standard high-speed handpiece you own.
Sound familiar?
Most bur setups create friction
in the middle of a prep.
You open the drawer and start hunting.
The right shape isn't where you thought it was. You grab something close enough and move on — which isn't how a prep should go.
Generic assortment kits miss half your workflow.
Shapes that look good in a photo but don't match any prep sequence you actually run. You use three burs and ignore the rest.
You're paying a rep markup on consumables.
Diamond burs are a line item your distributor has quietly inflated for years. At $8–$11 per bur through major suppliers, it adds up fast.
Taft Prep Kits are built around actual prep sequences — every shape earns its place, shipped direct from source at a price that doesn't require a rep relationship to justify.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our burs use dual-layer diamond bonding — the same construction spec used by premium-tier bur manufacturers. We source direct and sell at margins that distributors can't match. Try a kit against your current supplier and judge the cut yourself.
Yes. All burs use a friction grip (FG) shank, which fits all standard high-speed handpieces used in US dental practices. No adapter needed.
The anterior kit (FG-101) is shaped for anterior crown and veneer prep sequences — narrower shapes optimized for incisal/canine geometry. The molar kit (FG-102) includes larger diameter shapes for posterior reduction and margin definition, including a flame and torpedo for interproximal access.
Bur life depends on a variety of factors. The dual-layer bonding extends cutting surface life vs. single-layer alternatives. If you aren't happy with the cut, let us know.
What's your shipping policy?
Yes. Call 513-580-8414 or email sales@taftdentalco.com for bulk pricing. We work directly with multi-location practices and DSOs.
