Endodontic procedures are a common, but specialized procedure performed in many generally dentistry practices as well as practices that specialize in just endodontics. These procedures treat patients with problems at the roots of their teeth, and require a range of instruments specifically designed for each phase of a root canal procedure. These instruments are designed to make root canals more comfortable and efficient for both the clinician and the patient. While endodontic files are broaches are used for most of the shaping of canals, a range of additional endodontic instruments are useful during root canals. Those are the products in this section.
What Types of Endodontic Instrumentation Are Available for My Practice?
When looking for endodontic instrumentation there are a range of different instrument types to look into.
Endodontic burs are used for gaining access to the canals before an
explorer can be used to probe them. The next step in the procedure can often include a
drill or reamer that can be used to clean and shape the top of the canals.
Endodontic irrigation instruments are used for cleaning canals, while
spreaders and
condensers are used for filling the canals at the end of the procedure. Other endodontic instruments can include
microsurgical mirrors for getting a better view of the small spaces being treated, as well as organizational instruments such as
endodontic instrument blocks and
endodontic file organizers.
How Do I Select Endodontic Instrumentation for My Practice?
When deciding on what endodontic instrumentation to invest in for your practice, it is important to make sure the instruments are comfortable to use and easy to maintain. You also want to be sure to have a complete set of instruments for every stage of the procedures you will be performing. As with all instruments, be sure to inquire about the proper handling and care of the ones you purchase so you can ensure a long lifespan for your practice.
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