Uniflex Hand Protaper 25mm NiTi Blue Super Files Heat Activation Technology (6 pcs) SX, S1, S2, F1, F2, F3
Uniflex Protaper Refills NiTi Hand Files are precision-engineered endodontic instruments designed to optimize root canal preparation. Crafted from high-quality Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) alloy, these hand files offer dental professionals a reliable tool for efficient and controlled canal shaping.
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Key Features:
NiTi Alloy Construction: The hand files are constructed from Nickel-Titanium (NiTi), a superelastic alloy known for its flexibility and resistance to fatigue. This material allows for improved navigation through the root canal system and enhanced durability.
Protaper Design: The Protaper design features a progressive taper along the length of the file, facilitating effective shaping of the root canal. This design is particularly advantageous in creating a smooth and tapered canal preparation, suitable for subsequent obturation procedures.
Assorted Sizes and Tapers: Uniflex Protaper Refills are available in assorted sizes and tapers, catering to the variability in canal anatomy. This versatility allows practitioners to select the most suitable file for each unique case, ensuring precision and efficiency.
Benefits:
Enhanced Flexibility: The NiTi alloy's superelastic properties provide enhanced flexibility, allowing the hand files to navigate curved canals with ease. This characteristic contributes to improved procedural efficiency and reduced stress on the root structure.
Reduced Procedural Time: The Protaper design, combined with NiTi's performance, enables efficient and time-saving root canal preparation. Practitioners can achieve the desired canal shape with fewer files and a streamlined workflow.
Minimized Risk of Canal Transportation: The design and flexibility of Uniflex Protaper Refills contribute to a reduced risk of canal transportation. This ensures that the original shape of the canal is preserved, minimizing the potential for procedural errors.
