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From restorations to root canals, we know you work with dozens of products a day that allow you to perfect your craft.
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At Kerr, we’re with you every step of the way. Prep to finish, our versatile portfolio of rotary products empowers you to get precise results—every time.
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Efficiency Starts
With Organization
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Keep your tools in order and easily accessible. No more clutter, no more frustration, just a well-organized workspace.
Efficient Organization: Keep all your tools in one place.
Wall Charts and Labels Included: Personalized with product codes and images for easy re-ordering.
Various Size Options: Choose from 18, 26, or 44 compartment options.
SimpliCut
Single-Patient Use Diamond Burs
SimpliCut is a single-patient use line of presterilized diamond burs that offers a convenient cutting option for several reasons. First, the burs are ready to use right out of the box. Next, they quickly cut through enamel, resin, porcelain, and zirconia. And, in a nod toward workflow efficiency, they eliminate valuable staff time spent cleaning, sterilizing, and processing instruments.
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Dr. Meredith Newman
DDS
"With Zirconia, which is by and away the hardest material I have to drill through, they cut efficiently and smoothly without any jumping of the bur or sparking of the material. Most wonderfully, I was able to get through an entire Zirconia crown with only ONE bur, when in the past (with a different brand) I have required multiples, or specific Zirconia burs that do not work on other materials.”
“As for the functionality, the burs are fantastic. Over the course of the last few days, I used them on every single one of my cases, regardless of what material I needed to access through. I decided to use these burs on enamel, resin, porcelain, and zirconia. The burs genuinely cut really well. On the enamel, even under the microscope, I did not see any micro-fracturing occurring near the access, which often occurs when using other diamonds or carbide burs. With resin, they were able to cut very effectively, smoother than a carbide bur. With the porcelain, they cut fantastically with no resistance."