NeoEndo Protaper Gutta Percha Points
NeoEndo Protaper Gutta Percha Points are designed for precise root canal obturation. Hand-rolled to match Protaper Finishing Files, they ensure accurate placement. Available in sizes F1, F2, and F3 with color coding for easy identification, their length markings assist with precise depth measurements. Suitable for cold and warm techniques, the gutta-percha material offers excellent radiopacity for clear visibility on radiographs.
Features:
- Exact Fit: Hand-rolled to precisely align with Protaper Finishing Files for an accurate match.
- Adaptability: Suitable for both cold and warm obturation methods.
- Biocompatible: Highly compatible with body fluids, ensuring safe use in clinical procedures.
- Easy to Handle: Offers excellent ductility and flexibility, making it user-friendly during procedures.
- Secure Apical Seal: Ensures a dependable apical seal, promoting successful root canal obturation.
- Extended Shelf Life: Long-lasting with guaranteed freshness for prolonged usability.
Technical Specification |
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- Pack Of 60
Select the Appropriate Size:
- Choose the NeoEndo Protaper Gutta Percha Point size (F1, F2, or F3) that matches the corresponding Protaper Finishing File used during the shaping of the root canal.
Prepare the Root Canal:
- After cleaning and shaping the root canal with files, ensure the canal is thoroughly dried before obturation.
Verify Length:
- Utilize the length markings on the gutta-percha points to confirm the appropriate depth for insertion. This ensures accurate placement within the root canal.
Insertion:
- Carefully insert the gutta-percha point into the canal, ensuring it reaches the predetermined length. This can be done manually or with the aid of a specialized gutta-percha delivery system.
Obturation Technique:
- Depending on the obturation technique (cold or warm), adapt the gutta-percha point accordingly. For warm obturation, use a heated device to facilitate proper adaptation to the canal walls.
Compact and Seal:
- Use hand pluggers or other suitable instruments to compact the gutta-percha within the canal, creating a tight seal. Pay special attention to the apical region for a thorough obturation.
Radiographic Verification:
- Take radiographs to confirm the proper placement and density of the gutta-percha within the root canal. This ensures a well-sealed and filled canal.
Final Verification:
- Check for any excess gutta-percha material at the orifice and adjust if necessary.