NeoEndo S Rotary Files 25 mm

Features

Description

Neoendo S rotary file is designed to have a special S-shaped cross-section. This allows minimum radial wall contact which translates to reduced stress on the file. In addition, the excellent upward debris auguring ensures that the debris isn pushed apically or packed into the apical third. Further, proprietary heat treatment ensures that the file remains highly flexible and resistant to fracture.

ADVANTAGES:

Cross-section-

• The cross-section of files is like the alphabet /li>

Sharp Cutting Edge-

• The two blade cutting surface increases the cutting efficiency

Flexible NiTi Wire-

• Proprietary heat treated NiTi wire with high fracture resistance

Progressive Pitch-

• Progressively increasing pitch avoids screw-in effect

Safety Tip-

• Non-cutting safety tip helps to reduce ledge formation, minimize canal transportation & reduce apical extrusion

Length Marking-

• Helps to control the working length during preparation

Tip Size Indicator-

• The colored ring indicates the tip of instrument

Taper Indicator-

• One ring-0.04 Taper | Two Rings- 0.06 Taper

Key Specifications

• Speed- 400 RPM
• Torque- 2 NCm

Packaging

NeoEndo S Rotary Files 25mm:

• Pack of 4 files

Neoendo S Rotary Files 25mm Assorted:

4 Files Pack

• 17/4%
• 20/4%
• 25/4%
• 25/6%

Direction to Use

STEP 1:

• Prepare the access cavity and explore the canal using #8, #10 K-file or #12 Neoprobe File

STEP 2:

• Establish the working length with the help of Electronic Apex Locator(EAL)/ Radiograph

STEP 3:

• For obliterated, calcified or severely curved canals: start with #8, #10 K-File or use Neoendo Flex Glide Files till apex to achieve proper glide path

STEP 4:

• Use the file in brushing motion: take the file passively to the point of least resistance and brush out of the canal and repeat the procedure until working length is achieved

STEP 5:

• Always clean the cutting flutes after every few strokes, irrigate the canal and recapitulate with the K-File

STEP 6:

• Use Neohybrid files with gentle touch, never force the file and always use the recommended speed and torque settings