SuperEndo Gold Hand Protaper Files (Pack Of 6)
SuperEndo Protaper Hand Files are quality files that feature a better nickel titanium construction than ProTaper Universal Rotary Files - plus ISO-colored handles. Their variable taper and advanced flute design offer efficiency to achieve consistent shaping, even under calcified canals.
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SKU
SBBNIT03063
Price:
895.00
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Features:
- Easy
- Only one instrument sequence whatever the canal shape
- Colour-coded and easy to follow protocol
- Drying and obturation solutions specifically designed for Protaper® files, with the same color-codes for instant identification
- Fast
- Only 3 instruments needed for most cases
- High cutting power
- Efficient
- Apical taper for good canal cleaning
- Fantastic debris removal due to the unique 'Multiple Taper' design of these instruments
| Technical Specification | Shaping Files - Variable Increasing Taper (Eiffel Tower shape) Sx, S1, S2 - Shape the Coronal & Middle part of the canal Finishing Files F1, F2, F3 , F4 , F5 - Shape & Finishes the Apical part of the canal
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- Pack Of 6
- Prepare straight line access to the canal orifice
- Explore the canal using small sized hand files
- Establish working length using a no.10 k file
- Frequently irrigate, recapitulate and re-irrigate the canal throughout the procedure, minimally after using each file
- If necessary, use the orifice opener Sx with a brushing motion to move the coronal aspect of the canal away from the furcation area and/or to create more coronal shape
- Establish glide path using no.15 k file or glide path files
- Use the shaper file S1, with a brushing action, until working length is reached
- Use the S2 file in the same manner as that of S1until working length is reached
- Use Finishing File F1, in a “non-brushing” action, with each insertion deeper than the previous insertion until working length is reached.
- Gauge the foramen with a 20 hand file. If the instrument is snug at length, the canal is shaped and ready to be obturated
- If the 20 hand file is loose at length, proceed to the F2 and, when necessary the F3, with the same non-brushing motion to working length
- Prior to obturation, the smear layer has to be removed and final rinse should be done using an activated irrigation technique.
