DiaDent - Dia-PT Rotary File

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Dia-PT File

Color: D1:Purple, D2:White, D3:Yellow, D4:Red, D5:Blue
Size: DX, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5
Length: 25mm

Instruction:

- Check the working length with X-ray.

- Use DX to prepare the straight-line access to canal orifice.

- The D1 expands the glide path and enlarges to widen the coronal portion of canal. Always irrigate the canal with NaOCl before engaging the file. Gently work D1 until a smooth glide path is confirmed.

- The D1 into the canal and follow the glide path and laterally brush before light resistance is appeared. And cut dentin on the outstroke to improve straight-line access and apical progression.

- Continue shaping and brushing with the D1 until the depth of the #15 hand file is reached.

- Check the working length with the #15 hand file and Apex locator.

- The D2 enlarges to the apical 2/3.

- Use D1 or D2 until working length is reached with a brushing action.

- Confirm working length frequently as shaping the severely curved canals.

- Use D3 as an In-and-out Pecking Motion until the depth of the #20 hand file is reached.

- If the #20 hand file is loose at length, proceed to the D4 with corresponding the #25 hand file.

- If the #25 hand file is loose at length, proceed to the D5 with corresponding the #30 hand file.

Superior Cutting Efficiency
- Allows stronger and more sharp blades to more deeper in the canal
- A triangular cross section reduces contact with the canal wall

High Flexibility
- Offers outstanding flexibility and reduces a user fatigue
- Has high corrosion resistance with a coated surface of files

Short Shaping Time
- Decreases total shaping time versus a traditional rotary technique
- Easily shape in calcified or highly curved canals