A bur with a latch at the end of the shank fits into which type of handpiece?

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A bur with a latch at the end of the shank is designed to fit into a slow-speed contra-angle handpiece. The latch mechanism allows for easy insertion and removal of the bur, making it a popular choice for many restorative and endodontic procedures. High-speed handpieces and high-speed fiberoptic handpieces use burs with a friction grip mechanism, while slow-speed straight handpieces use burs with a straight shank that is manually held in place.

A Bur with a Latch at the End of the Shank