Premier Dental Launches Diamond Burs for Zirconia Procedures

Premier Dental has introduced a new line of diamond burs designed to address one of dentistry’s persistent challenges: the efficient removal and adjustment of zirconia restorations. The Two Striper® TSZtech™ Diamond Burs, released on January 1, 2025, incorporate the company’s proprietary LTech™ Technology.

Technical Innovations

The new burs feature an advanced contact layer design that prevents diamond dislodgement during procedures. This engineering solution helps maintain the burs’ cutting effectiveness throughout their lifespan. Testing has demonstrated that these burs offer “30% faster cutting” compared to existing alternatives in the market.

Product Line Details

The TSZtech™ series includes three specialized variants:

• The ZX model, which incorporates the LTech™ Technology for primary zirconia removal
• The ZM model for moderate adjustments
• The ZF model, designed for precise final adjustments prior to polishing

Each variant maintains consistent diamond layer height across its surface, which the company indicates “ensures complete surface contact for maximum cutting efficiency.”

Performance Features

The burs have been engineered to reduce cutting vibration, offering dental professionals greater control during procedures. According to Premier Dental, this design element “delivers a smoother, more controlled operation,” potentially benefiting both practitioners and patients.

Availability and Distribution

The products are being distributed through authorized dealers, with ZX burs available in 3-pack configurations, while ZM and ZF variants come in 5-pack options. Premier Dental, which has been operating since 1913, currently maintains a presence in over 75 countries.

Company Background

Premier Dental, founded by Julius Charlestein, has established itself as a significant presence in the global dental market. The company maintains a focus on developing consumable products for oral health professionals, with distribution networks extending across more than 75 countries.