Endodontic files and broaches are the tools used to clean, shape, enlarge and taper a canal during an endodontic procedure. Often made from stainless steel or nickel-titanium, these instruments can be hand files, barbed broaches or machine driven files designed for use with either rotary or reciprocating endodontic handpieces. Often sold in a kit consisting of a series of files of differing tapers, these instruments should be used in the proper sequence, and it is important to know the desired optimal taper of a canal before beginning treatment.
Dr. Richard E. Mounce, DDS
Finding the balance where flexibility meets stiffness is the key to selecting a stainless steel hand file.
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Dr. Richard E. Mounce, DDS
Initiating the apical journey with stainless steel hand files or rotary nickel titanium orifice openers.
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DenMat’s new Dental Learning Center features operatory equipment from Midmark.
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Learn more about the Optim 33TB line of surface disinfection products, which feature Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide chemistry, and the benefits of using a surface disinfectant with this chemistry in a dental office.
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New Innovation Station section of the Brasseler USA trade show booth aims to provide a true hands-on experience.
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New endodontic Multisonic Ultracleaning System uses fluid and sound waves to clean canals quickly and efficiently.
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Larger sized pouch is designed for steri-cages, steri-mats and five instrument cassettes.
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Crown cutting carbide designed for use on non-precious alloys and gold.
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