Obtura Spartan Obturation Bifold

The Obtura
Standard
Obturation Guide
Backed by over 25 years of clinical performance, the Obtura III MAX is the preferred instrument
for all backfill procedures. And with the introduction of the Obtura MAXPACK to our complete line
of endodontic products, this combination will save you TIME and MONEY during obturation.
Obturation
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The Obtura III Max
®
• Easily fills root canals with warm gutta percha
in seconds for MAXimum obturation success
• Control the speed of gutta percha extrusion with the
ergonomic handpiece designed for superior tactile sensation
• Cartridge-free operation means low cost per canal
Product Features:
• Thermal protector designed for patient safety
• Lightweight, ergonomic handpiece design
reduces hand and wrist fatigue
• Unmatched 2-year warranty
823-800
823-801
823-813
823-815
823-618
822-609
Obtura III MAX
Obtura Accessory Kit
Obtura III MAX Multi-tool
Obtura III MAX Thermal Protectors
Obtura Plunger Seal Assembly
Obtura Cleaning Kit
The Obtura MaxPack
• Convenient, cordless design allows any operatory to become
your endo operatory, saving you time and reducing your need
to purchase multiple pieces of equipment
• Create an endodontic post space, remove excess gutta percha
during lateral condensation, or compact gutta percha to prepare
for warm gutta percha injection techniques all with one device
• Confidence in quality. Backed by Obtura Spartan
Endodontics’ comprehensive 1-year warranty
Product Features:
824-700 Obtura MaxPack
824-702 MaxPack Battery
824-719 MaxPack Spreader
(Narrow) - 25/.03
824-720 MaxPack Spreader
(Standard) - 25/.05
824-722 MaxPack Plugger Stand
Black (Holds 6)
824-723 MaxPack Plugger Protector
Sleeve (Bag of 10)
• Four temperature presets ranging from 150°C to 230°C
• Lightweight, weighing only 2.22 ounces
• Six slots for heat pluggers and ergonomic grip allow
for operation in any quadrant of the mouth
• Auto shut-off after 10 minutes of downtime for safety
• High-quality lithium ion battery minimizes downtime for charging
MaxPack Heat Pluggers
• Color-coded ISO standard sizes make plugger
recognition easy and reduce chair time
• Flexible, tempered stainless steel pluggers
navigate curved canals, smoothly providing
heat to gutta percha in the most apical region
• Autoclaveable for multiple uses, reducing
inventory needs
• Available Sizes:
25/.05 60/.12 55/.08
25/.03 55/.10 55/.06
45/.04
40/.04
35/.04
30/.04
824-710
824-711
824-712
824-713
824-714
824-715
824-716
824-717
824-718
MaxPack 30/.04 taper Plugger
MaxPack 35/.04 taper Plugger
MaxPack 40/.04 taper Plugger
MaxPack 45/.04 taper Plugger
MaxPack 55/.06 taper Plugger
MaxPack 55/.08 taper Plugger
MaxPack 55/.10 taper Plugger
MaxPack 60/.12 taper Plugger
MaxPack Hot Testing Tip
25/.05
55/.08
30/.04
Hot
Testing
Tip
Obturation Accessories
S-Kondensers
• Obtura S-Kondensers each feature nickel-titanium
ends for apical compaction in curved canals and flat,
stainless steel ends for coronal compaction in one
instrument
• Available in ISO color-coded sizes individually or
in sets of 3, the S-Kondensers are appropriately
configured for any canal anatomy
Applicator Needles
• Three Sizes: 20, 23, 25
• Available in 6-packs
or bulk quantities
823-620 20 Ga. Needles (6 Pack)
823-623 23 Ga. Needles (6 Pack)
823-635 25 Ga. Needles (6 Pack)
Gutta Percha
• Available in Regular Flow
and Flow 150 material to
complement nearly all
pellet-based gutta percha
delivery systems
825-201 S-Kondenser 40-80
825-202 S-Kondenser 50-100
825-203 S-Kondenser 60-120
825-204 S-Kondenser Set of 3
822-602 Gutta Percha, Box of 100 pcs
822-604 Flow 150 Gutta Percha, 100 pcs
The Obtura Technique
Down Pack:
1
Master Cone Selection
Once the root canal has
been shaped properly,
choose an appropriate
master gutta perchacone
2
Plugger Selection
Once the canal has been
dried, select the heater
plugger that stops within
3-5mm from the working
length of the canal without
binding
4
Apical Obturation - I
Activate the Maxpack
heating unit and down-pack
the gutta percha to your
predetermined length
5
Apical Obturation - II
Allow the gutta percha to
cool, apply a 1-second burst
of heat to withdraw the
plugger from the root canal,
and gently compact the
remaining gutta percha with
a small hand plugger
Insert the Obtura III
MAX needle into the
canal and pull the
trigger to backfill
with gutta percha
to the canal orifice
2
You may choose to
continue backfilling
until the canal is
sufficiently filled or
enough gutta percha
is present to create
a post space
3
Master Cone Compaction
Place the master gutta
percha cone, coated with
sealer, in the canal and
sear it off with the Obtura
Maxpack at the orifice,
lightly compacting the gutta
percha with a stainless
steel plugger at the orifice
Backfill:
1
Disclaimer: Obtura Spartan Endodontics products are not available in all markets. To confirm availability, please contact your local Obtura Sales Representative. This
technique sheet is to be used as a guideline and the clinician’s judgment is paramount, as each case is unique. Obtura Spartan recommends that the clinician practices all
techniques on extracted teeth or practice instruments prior to providing care for patients. The basis for any successful obturation technique is an effectively cleaned and
shaped canal system. Cases courtesy of Garrett M. Guess, DDS. La Jolla, CA.
Clinical Research Studies
STUDY #1: A COMPARISON OF THREE GUTTA-PERCHA OBTURATION
TECHNIQUES TO REPLICATE CANAL IRREGULARITIES
ABSTRACT: A split-tooth model with artificially created intracanal wall defects was used to compare three gutta-percha (GP)
obturation techniques cold lateral, warm lateral, and warm vertical. The techniques were evaluated and compared
based on defect replication quality as a function of defect location and size. The obturations were evaluated on an
ordinal scale, 0 to 4, based on how much each defect was replicated. There was a statistically significantly better
result with both warm techniques compared to cold lateral obturation, while there was no significant difference
between the warm obturation techniques.
Journal of Endodontics: Volume 32, Issue 8 , Pages 762-765, August 2006
Authors: Jake Collins, BS, MS, Mary P. Walker, DDS, PhD, James Kulild, DDS, MS, Charles Lee, DDS.
PII: S0099-2399(05)00038-5
doi:10.1016/j.joen.2005.10.001
© 2006 The American Association of Endodontists. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
STUDY #2: COMPARISON OF THE OBTURATION DENSITY OF COLD LATERAL
COMPACTION VERSUS WARM VERTICAL COMPACTION USING THE
CONTINUOUS WAVE OF CONDENSATION TECHNIQUE
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this in vitro study was to compare quantitatively the density of standard cold lateral gutta-percha
compaction and warm vertical compaction by using the continuous wave of condensation technique. Forty
transparent acrylic blocks with 30-degree, curved root canals were instrumented using Gates Glidden burs and
Profile 0.06 taper rotary nickel-titanium files in a crown-down manner. The blocks were weighed and randomly
assigned to two evenly distributed groups. Group A was obturated with the cold lateral-compaction technique
using medium-fine, gutta-percha accessory points until the canal was completely filled. Group B was obturated
with the continuous wave of condensation technique until the canal was completely filled. The blocks were
weighed again after obturation. Data were analyzed using a two-sample t test at the 5% significance level.
Results demonstrated that the continuous wave of condensation technique resulted in a significantly greater
density compared with cold lateral compaction. Warm vertical compaction using the continuous wave of
condensation technique in acrylic blocks resulted in a greater gutta-percha fill by weight compared with standard
cold lateral compaction.
Journal of Endodontics: Volume 31, Issue 1 , Pages 37-39, January 2005
Authors: Christopher S. Lea, DDS, Michael J. Apicella, DDS, Pete Mines, DDS, Peter P. Yancich, DDS, M. Harry Parker, DDS, MS.
PII: S0099-2399(05)60045-3
doi:10.1097/01.DON.0000129037.75547.80
© 2005 The American Association of Endodontists. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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The Gold
Standard
Ultrasonic Tip Guide
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Obtura Spartan Ultrasonics
BENEFITS OF OUR ULTRASONIC TIP LINES:
Water port for cooler operation
and safety
Allows enhanced vision for better
access vs. high speed handpiece
Synthetic-diamond coating with
gold plating that improves cutting
efficiency
Power Settings: In general, start with a lower setting and only incrementally increase the power if necessary to safely accomplish the procedure.
* The power settings used are determined by the clinician’s experience with ultrasonics and the power needed to safely complete the specific procedure.
* Indicated power settings are intended for use with Obtura Spartan ultrasonic units. Setting may not be appropriate for other units.
* See Instructions for Use
BUC
®
Ultrasonic Tips
ACCESS REFINEMENT
17
.0m
22
m
17
.0m
17.
3m
.3m
m
m
BUC-1
BUC-1A
BUC-2
BUC-2A
Rounded tip eliminates
clefts and ditches in the
pulp chamber floor
Aids in the opening of the
isthmus between canals
in the same root
Disk-like tip allows you to
horizontally smooth pulp
chamber floor
Smaller diameter allows
for precise smoothing
around corners
20.2
24.
2m
mm
BUC-3
BUC-3A
Extremely active tip for
cutting apically into
calcified canals and
troughing around posts
Designed for troughing
around broken
instruments in the
coronal half of the root
m
TIP TAXI
Designed to hold all of Obtura
Spartan’s endodontic ultrasonic
instruments. Organizes tips
and wrench, eliminating
needless loss. Autoclavable.
m
KiS
®
Ultrasonic Tips
MICROSURGICAL
KiS-1D
Upper
3.0mm/0.5mm
KiS-1D2
2.0mm/0.5mm
KiS-1D4
4.0mm/0.5mm
Lower
KiS-2D
1D
1D2
1D4
2D
3.0mm/0.7mm
KiS-3D
KiS-3D2
KiS-4D
KiS-5D
KiS-5D2
KiS-6D
3.0mm/0.5mm
3D
2.0mm/0.5mm
3.0mm/0.5mm
5D
CPR
®
3D2
3.0mm/0.5mm
2.0mm/0.5mm
5D2
4D
6D
3.0mm/0.5mm
Ultrasonic Tips
RETREATMENT
17.
17.
0m
17.
0m
m
19.
0m
0m
m
m
CPR-1
CPR-2D
CPR-3D
CPR-4D
For vibrating posts and
cores, and aiding in crown
and bridge removal
This versatile and durable tip
provides enhanced energy
for removal of core materials
Smaller taper sub-orifice
tip used to remove
obstructions in the canal
Smaller taper sub-orifice
tip used to remove
obstructions in the canal
24.
20.
0m
CPR-5D
Smaller taper sub-orifice
tip used to remove
obstructions in the canal
m
CPR-6
Combines the flexibility
and strength of a titanium
alloy tip with the proven
cutting ability of a CPR tip
24.
27.
0m
0m
m
CPR-7
Longer than the CPR 6,
but with the same flexibility,
strength and cutting ability
m
0m
m
CPR-8
Our longest and thinnest
tip available allows access
to the deepest obstructions
in the canal
m
Spartan Wave™ Piezo Electric Ultrasonic Unit
Obtura Spartan Endodontics is introducing the latest addition to its product line, The Spartan
Wave™ Piezo Electric Ultrasonic Unit. The Spartan Wave, used in conjunction with Obtura Spartan’s wide variety of ultrasonic tips, provides a complete system that clinicians can use for preparation of root canals, retrograde preparation, and gutta percha condensation, in addition to scaling
and root planing, and treatments for periodontics.
Indications for Use:
Endodontics:
-Preparation, cleaning and irrigation of root canals
-Retrograde preparation of root canals
-Gutta Percha Condensation
Periodontics:
-Periodontal Treatments
-Scaling and root planing
Benefits of The Spartan Wave™
AutoSweep Technology
AutoSweep locks in the optimal frequency
for each tip, regardless of geometry
Brilliant LED Control
20 intensity increments are illuminated by
blue LED lights for smooth and accurate
power adjustment
Lightweight Handpiece
Constructed from a durable, lightweight
housing and titanium core, weighing less
than 1 oz., the Spartan Wave handpiece
reduces hand and wrist fatigue during use
Variable Water Adjustment
Activate water on control panel and adjust
flow accordingly
Clinical Research Studies
STUDY #1: COMPARISON OF THE EFFICIENCY OF FOUR DIFFERENT
ULTRASONIC TIPS TO REMOVE DENTIN OVER TIME
INTRODUCTION: The objective of this study was to compare the efficiency of 4 ultrasonic tips to remove
dentin from sectioned third molars.
METHODS: The 4 groups (n = 5) were as follows: ET-18D, BUC-1, TUFI-2, and P5. A P5 Newtron XSTM ultrasonic
unit was used. A universal tester applied a downward force of 15g, previously determined in a pilot study,
in cycles of 20 seconds for a total of 4 minutes of instrumentation time. Efficiency was measured by change
in weight of the dentin specimen measured to the nearest 0.01 mg after 2 and 4 minutes of instrumentation.
CONCLUSIONS: On the basis of the results, the BUC-1 tip removes dentin more efficiently than the other tips tested.
Journal of Endodontics: Volume 36, Issue 3 , Pages 529-531, March 2010
Authors: Chris Yelton, DDS, Kerri Lawlor, DDS, James C. Kulild, DDS, MS, Mary P. Walker, DDS, PhD
PII: S0099-2399(09)00898-X
doi: 10.1016/j.joen.2009.10.024
© 2010 American Association of Endodontists. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
STUDY #2: ULTRASONICS IN ENDODONTICS: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
ABSTRACT: During the past few decades endodontic treatment has benefited from the development of new techniques
and equipment, which have improved outcome and predictability. Important attributes such as the operating
microscope and ultrasonics (US) have found indispensable applications in a number of dental procedures
in periodontology, to a much lesser extent in restorative dentistry, while being very prominently used in
endodontics. US in endodontics has enhanced the quality of treatment and represents an important adjunct
in the treatment of difficult cases. Since its introduction, US has become increasingly more useful in applications
such as gaining access to canal openings, cleaning and shaping, obturation of root canals, removal of
intracanal materials and obstructions, and endodontic surgery. This comprehensive review of the literature
aims at presenting the numerous uses of US in clinical endodontics and emphasizes the broad applications
in a modern-day endodontic practice.
Journal of Endodontics: Volume 33, Issue 2 , Pages 81-95, February 2007
Authors: Gianluca Plotino, DDS, Cornelis H. Pameijer, DMD, DSc, PhD, Nicola Maria Grande, DDS, Francesco Somma, MD, DDS
PII: S0099-2399(06)00997-6
doi:10.1016/j.joen.2006.10.008
© 2007 American Association of Endodontists. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Product Listing
BUC Ultrasonic Tips
930-041 BUC 1
930-048 BUC 1A
930-042 BUC 2
930-046 BUC 2A
930-043 BUC 3
930-049 BUC 3A
930-050 Set of 6 BUC Tips
CPR Ultrasonic Tips
930-011 CPR 1D
930-012 CPR 2D
930-013 CPR 3D
930-014 CPR 4D
930-015 CPR 5D
930-016 CPR 6 Titanium
930-017 CPR 7 Titanium
930-018 CPR 8 Titanium
930-115 CPR 1-5 Tip Set
930-608 CRP 6-8 Tip Set
KiS Ultrasonic Tips
931-011 KiS 1D
931-012 KiS 2D
931-013 KiS 3D
931-014 KiS 4D
931-015 KiS 5D
931-016 KiS 6D
931-116 Set of 6 KiS Tips
952-611 KiS 1D2
952-613 KiS 3D2
952-614 KiS 1D4
952-615 KiS 5D2
PST Ultrasonic Tips
941-101 PST 1
941-102 PST 2
941-103 PST 3
941-104 PST 4
941-105 PST 5
941-106 PST 6
941-107 PST 7
941-108 PST 8
941-109 Set of 8 PST Tips
SL Ultrasonic Tips
930-031 SL 1A
930-032 SL 2A
930-033 SL 3A
930-034 SL 4A
930-135 Set of 4 SL Tips
Spartan Wave™
948-100 Spartan Wave
948-202 Wave Handpiece
Filter Replacement
47180
HP Connector, O-Ring
47114
948-104 Ultrasonic Tip Intro Kit
941-001 Tip Wrench
NOTE: All tips are available in EMS threading except: BUC 3A EMS, SL & PST style tips
Rx Only. See instructions for use. Obtura Spartan Endodontics does not assume responsibility or liability for incorrect diagnosis or failed procedures due to operator error or
equipment malfunction. Clinicians who are not familiar with the techniques and use of these products should attend courses and receive training on the subject prior to use.
Products may not be available in all areas. Please contact your Obtura Spartan Endodontics Sales Representative for availability and pricing.
Visit us online at obtura.com or call (800) 344-1321 to order direct.
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Obturation
The Microsurgical Guide
KiS Microsurgical Instruments
®
The KiS line of instruments meets the demand for smaller, more
customizable instruments. The modular design gives you the freedom
to change tips and the ability to swap worn or damaged components,
without having to replace an entire instrument.
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Features
•
•
•
•
High carbon 440A Surgical grade stainless steel
Modular “cone-socket” design
High magnification capabilities
Pure Titanium handles
Tissue
Elevation
KE-1
KE-2
KE-3
KE-4
Universal Tissue
Elevator - For both
mucosa and attached
gingiva. (4.5mm)
Universal Tissue
Elevator - For both
mucosa and attached
gingiva. (5.5mm)
Mucosal Tissue
Elevator with a wider
body and sharp
cutting blade. (6.0mm)
KiS Elevator; Ideal for
tissue elevation at the
suclus and between
teeth. (4.0mm)
KC-1 (L)
KC-2 (R)
KC-3 (L)
Columbia curette;
Slightly angled sharp
tip allows removal of
granulation tissue.
Columbia curette;
Slightly angled sharp
tip allows removal of
granulation tissue.
KC-7 (L)
Larger extra-long
beak with sharp
cutting angle for
hard to reach areas.
Micro
Explorers
KX-1
KX-2
Micro-explorer with
115° bend to explore
fracture lines, etc.
Micro-explorer with
90° bend to access
buccally positioned
root apex.
KC-4 (R)
KC-5 (L)
KC-6 (R)
Gracey 13 cutting
beak allows removal
of granulation tissue
from bony crypt.
Gracey 14 cutting
beak allows removal
of granulation tissue
from bony crypt.
Small extra-long
beak with sharp
cutting angle for
hard to reach areas.
Small extra-long
beak with sharp
cutting angle for
hard to reach areas.
KC-8 (R)
KC-9
KC-10
Larger extra-long
beak with sharp
cutting angle for
hard to reach areas.
Straight handle with
small tip for removal
of granulation tissue,
etc. (2.0mm)
Straight handle with
small tip for removal
of granulation tissue,
etc. (4.0mm)
KC-11 (L)
KC-12 (R)
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
KC-13 (L)
KC-14 (R)
KC-15 (L)
KC-16 (R)
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
Angled tip for removal
of granulation tissue in
hard to reach places.
Curettage
(2.0mm)
(2.0mm)
(1.5mm)
(1.5mm)
Explorer/
Probe
KEX Explorer
KPP
For general use.
KiS Perio probe.
Pluggers &
Burnishers
KP-1
KP-2
KP-3
Microplugger
(0.25mm)
Microplugger
(0.50mm)
Microplugger
(0.75mm)
KP-7 (R)
KP-8 (L)
KP-9 (R)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.50mm)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.75mm)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.75mm)
KP-4 (L)
KP-5 (R)
KP-6 (L)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.25mm)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.25mm)
Double-angled
microplugger with
tip for posterior roots.
(0.50mm)
Material
Placement
KB-1
KB-2
KM-1
KiS Ball Burnisher
(1.3mm)
KiS Ball Burnisher
(1.4mm)
Used for packing material
in a retrofilling cavity.
Instrument Handles
KiS SE
KiS DE
KiS SCAL
Titanium handle single end
Titanium handle double-ended
Titanium scalpel handle
KiS STAR
KM-2
Titanium handle with star collet
fastener for micro mirrors.
Used for packing material
in a retrofilling cavity.
KM-3
Used for transporting
MTA from the block
to the retrocavity (hatchet).
Forceps
Scissors
KISC Castroviejo
Scissors
KISCR Curved
Castroviejo Scissors
Long, thin, sharp beaks allow
for easy suture removal.
Long, thin sharp beaks allow
for easy suture removal.
Needle Holder
KITPSH6C Forceps
6” Suture and tissue plier
KITPSH6CX Forceps
6” Tissue pliers, 1 x 2, for cotton
pellets and other tissue debris.
KM-4
Used for transporting
MTA from the block to
the retrocavity (hoe).
Used for delicate suturing with 5x0 and 6x0 microsutures;
Tungsten Carbide construction.
Used to manipulate
MTA material.
Tissue Pliers
Mirrors
KINCCSR Castroveijo Needle Holder
MTA Block
KIFSPH Huey Plier
Huey plier; diamond coated
Wrench
Used for fastening tips into
the titanium handles.
Micro
Flexible micro mirrors in
round and diamond shapes.
(2mm or 3mm)
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Standard
Front surface Rhodium
coated mirror.
(21mm)
“Designed
from tip to handle”
-Dr. John T. McSpadden
INTRODUCING THE FIRST OF A
N E W G E N R E O F R O TA R Y F I L E S
SELF-PILOTING CUT FLIP TIP:
With two unequal tapers side by side and a unique SelfPiloting Cut Flip Tip, the ONE ENDO™ File offers the
best all-around performance of any similarly sized file,
regardless of technique.*
CUT
FLIP
FEATURING TWO UNEQUAL
TAPERS, SIDE BY SIDE
· Greater cutting efficiency · Reduced torque loading
· Superior debris removal · Improved flexibility
The ONE ENDO File incorporates two unequal tapers,
side by side, within the same instrument. This patented
design affords the ONE ENDO File superior flexibility,
reduced torque loading, and an improved ability to
remove debris. While its larger tapered cutting edge
engages the canal wall, its opposing smaller tapered
edge provides additional space for breaking down and
removing debris. This eliminates excess friction caused
by debris build up and equalizes pressure on the file’s
cutting edge as it engages the canal wall.
1
TIP CROSS
SEC TI ON
Toward the tip, the cutting
flutes are equal just behind
the Self-Piloting Cut Flip Tip,
keeping the tip of the file
centered in the canal.
The ONE ENDO File’s unique Self-Piloting Cut Flip Tip is an
efficient, active cutting tip that works the complete length of
the file. The blade begins cutting immediately while a curved
spoon pulls debris away, resulting in a self-guiding tip that
effectively manages torsional stress, reduces the risk of canal
transportation and nearly eliminates binding in the canal.
RECOMMENDED HANDPIECE SETTINGS:
500-600 RPM TORQUE: 300-500 G-CM
Pack of 6 Yellow Yellow
Red
Red
Blue
Blue
Green Green Black
Black
Red
File Size 20/02 20/04 25/04 25/06 30/04 30/06 35/04 35/06 40/02 40/04 55/06
Item Nbr. 2002
2004
2504
2506
3004
3006
3504
3506
4002
4004
5506
The ONE ENDO File line employs a progressive heat treatment
protocol. Heat treatment is only used on larger-diameter file sizes
as needed, balancing flexibility with torsional resistance.
2
TIP CROSS
SEC TI ON
As the file progresses, one
taper acts as a cutting edge
while the other begins to
break down and transport
debris coronally out of
the canal. This creates an
equillibrium of alternating
forces along the canal’s
walls.
3
TIP CROSS
SEC TI ON
At the largest diameter, the
cutting edge engages the
canal wall while the smaller
taper provides additional
space for breaking down and
removing debris.
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obtura.com/oneEndo.com
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* Internal data on file. Express opinion of NanoEndo based on testing data.
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available in all areas. Please contact your Obtura Spartan Endodontics Sales Representative for
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F I L E
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™
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