Blue Fast Cut Hand Protapers

The SDS Endo Blue Hand ProTaper Files are meticulously designed for efficient cleaning and shaping of root canals, offering exceptional flexibility and precision in challenging anatomical situations. As part of the ProTaper system, these files feature progressively tapered flutes and a precurved design, ensuring easy navigation through curved canals, addressing iatrogenic errors like ledges, and handling defects caused by internal resorption. With enhanced control and maneuverability, these hand files allow for precise instrumentation, making them essential for achieving successful root canal treatments.

Key Features

• Efficient Cleaning and Shaping: Advanced flute design enables effective debris removal and precise canal shaping, resulting in thorough cleaning and optimal treatment outcomes.
• High Flexibility: The progressively tapered shape allows for smooth navigation of challenging canal anatomies, including sharp apical curves and other procedural mishaps.
• Precurved Design: The precurved structure enhances control and maneuverability, minimizing procedural errors and improving precision during treatment.
• Comprehensive System: Part of the SDS Endo ProTaper system, designed to work seamlessly with other ProTaper instruments for efficient root canal procedures.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured with high-quality materials, ensuring reliability and durability throughout the treatment process.

Other Specifications

• Shaping Files: Sx, S1, S2
• Finishing Files: F1, F2, F3
• Taper Design:
• Shaping Files: Progressively increasing taper
• Finishing Files: Progressively decreasing taper
• Cross-Section Design:
• Shaping Files: Convex triangular cross-section
• Finishing Files: Concave triangular cross-section
• Lengths: Multiple options available to suit various clinical needs.

Directions for Use

Preparation:

• Fill the pulp chamber with Glyde or Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl) before beginning canal negotiation.
• Use stainless steel Nos. 10 and 15 hand files to explore the coronal two-thirds of the canal with a reciprocating motion. Passively work the files until they are loose.

ProTaper Sequence:

• Start with the S1 file (purple) to passively follow the secured canal area. S1 is designed to cut dentin in a crown-down motion.
• Irrigate, recapitulate with a No. 10K file, and re-irrigate to ensure debris removal.

Manual Motion:

• Gently rotate the handle clockwise to engage the dentin. Cut dentin by simultaneously rotating and withdrawing the file.
• If over-engagement occurs, disengage by rotating counterclockwise and withdrawing to prevent further advancement. Repeat this motion until the desired length is reached.

Handling Difficult Canals:

• In difficult canals, recapitulate with the S1 file one or more times to pre-enlarge the coronal two-thirds. Continue working the file to the depth of a No. 15 hand file.

Working Length:

• Use a precurved No. 10K file in the presence of NaOCl or Glyde to negotiate and establish patency.
• Determine working length with a No. 15K file. Sequentially carry S1 and then S2 to the full working length. Remember to irrigate, recapitulate, and re-irrigate after each instrument.

Finishing Sequence:

• Work the F1 file (yellow 20/07) to length in one or more passes. If advancement stalls, clear the blades and continue until the desired length is reached.
• Gauge the foramen with a No. 20 hand file after using F1. If snug, the canal is ready for filling. If loose, proceed to F2 and F3 as needed, gauging with No. 25 and 30 files, respectively.

PACKAGING

Pack containing 6 files in a box.