Bur/Burr
Posted By: Lilly on 2008-04-11
In Reply to: Yes, both ways! - smurf
Subject: Bur/Burr
You are absolutely correct smurf and nm. Thanks!
bur (bur) a rotary instrument used to create openings in teeth, bones, or similar hard material. Also spelled burr (from Dorland's).
Lilly
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