The Dental Trimmer Burs / Pineapple Drills are precision-designed instruments for implant dentistry, primarily used for leveling the alveolar ridge, refining bone surfaces, and accurately trimming protruding bone. The unique pineapple-shaped cutting design provides efficient cutting performance with low resistance, creating a smooth surgical field and optimal bone surface conditions for implant placement. With stable cutting efficiency and high durability, these burs are ideal for alveolar ridge contouring, pre-augmentation bone shaping, and various other clinical applications, making them essential tools for implant surgeons.
The newly launched tapered 3–5 mm pineapple drills offer enhanced versatility, making them suitable for fine-area trimming and multi-angle bone contouring, further improving flexibility in clinical procedures.
Dental Trimmer Burs Pineapple Drills Features
The wide cutting surface provides high efficiency in bone contouring and leveling, especially for the correction of knife-edge alveolar ridges.
Made of high-hardness medical-grade stainless steel rather than conventional tungsten steel. This material ensures excellent hardness, sharpness, and wear resistance, while also reducing the risk of rust after repeated sterilization, thus improving clinical safety.
The cross-cut flute design makes bone cutting and grinding sharper and more efficient.
The bur head is available in 3.5 mm, 5.0 mm, and 7.0 mm sizes.
5.0 mm is the most commonly used size
3.5 mm is suitable for narrow spaces
7.0 mm is ideal for large-area bone leveling
The total length of the pineapple bur is approximately 34 mm
