UNN building Guggiseberg avenue korle bu opposite the korle bu station (The exit side)
Opposite Triplesea
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A dental drill machine is a powered dental instrument used by dentists to cut, shape, clean, and polish teeth during various dental procedures. It works by rotating a bur (a small cutting or polishing tool) at very high speeds, allowing the dentist to remove decayed tooth material, prepare cavities, or adjust restorations with precision.
Key Features:
Power Source: electric
Speed: Operates at high speeds, often up to 400,000 revolutions per minute (RPM).
Burs: Interchangeable tips made of stainless steel, carbide, or diamond-coated materials.
Cooling System: Usually has a water spray to prevent overheating and protect the tooth and surrounding tissues.
Control: Foot pedal (rheostat) controls speed and power.
P.s:- Delivery is typically completed within two to three business days from the date of purchase.