This document provides instructions for using EndoMagic file system to shape root canals. It describes the steps of opening the canal with file #1 for 10 seconds, determining working length with an apex locator, and sequentially using larger files #2 through #10 to the working length in 1mm increments with lubrication. It emphasizes using minimal force, flushing debris with sonics, lubricating between each file, and discarding unwound files. The tips section adds to use correct handpiece speed, follow the technique, let files do the work, and keep files moving in and out of the canal.
This document provides instructions for using EndoMagic file system to shape root canals. It describes the steps of opening the canal with file #1 for 10 seconds, determining working length with an apex locator, and sequentially using larger files #2 through #10 to the working length in 1mm increments with lubrication. It emphasizes using minimal force, flushing debris with sonics, lubricating between each file, and discarding unwound files. The tips section adds to use correct handpiece speed, follow the technique, let files do the work, and keep files moving in and out of the canal.
This document provides instructions for using EndoMagic file system to shape root canals. It describes the steps of opening the canal with file #1 for 10 seconds, determining working length with an apex locator, and sequentially using larger files #2 through #10 to the working length in 1mm increments with lubrication. It emphasizes using minimal force, flushing debris with sonics, lubricating between each file, and discarding unwound files. The tips section adds to use correct handpiece speed, follow the technique, let files do the work, and keep files moving in and out of the canal.
This document provides instructions for using EndoMagic file system to shape root canals. It describes the steps of opening the canal with file #1 for 10 seconds, determining working length with an apex locator, and sequentially using larger files #2 through #10 to the working length in 1mm increments with lubrication. It emphasizes using minimal force, flushing debris with sonics, lubricating between each file, and discarding unwound files. The tips section adds to use correct handpiece speed, follow the technique, let files do the work, and keep files moving in and out of the canal.
#1 file for 10 seconds or less. It is not necessary to use to specific length. Determine working length of canal with Apex Locator and the largest EndoMagic! TM hand file that will go to working length. Use files #2, #3 and #4 in suc- cession to working length, making sure to lubricate between each file and progress in 1mm increments, using minimal force. Clean canal with Sonics to flush out debris and increase flare. Use files #5, #6, #7 and #8 in suc- cession to working length if possible, making sure to lubri- cate between each file and progress in 1mm increments, using minimal force. Clean canal with Sonics to flush out debris and increase flare. Use files #9 and #10 in succes- sion to working length, making sure to lubricate between each file and progress in 1mm increments, using minimal force. For product information or to order, please call 800-215-4245 or fax 888-336-3453 File Application Guide For use with the EndoMagic! TM file system File Application Guide Tips and Troubleshooting - Make sure you have straight-line access to the canal. - Be sure to use correct handpiece speed of 350 rpm. - Follow the EndoMagic! Technique on the front of this card. - Dont push too hard on the files. Let the files do the work. - Use a gentle pecking motion with each file, advancing only 1mm at a time. - Lubricate after each file. - Immediately discard any file that begins to unwind. - Use sonic handpiece where indicated, or any time a file begins to bind. - Always keep the file moving in or out of the canal. - NiTi files are recommended for single use. Increased usage can lead to metal fatigue. For product information or to order, please call 800-215-4245 or fax 888-336-3453 Apex Locator Instructions - Unit is powered on. Lip clip must be grounded in patients mouth to avoid shocking. - Do not attempt to determine working length prior to using the #1 file. - Use a stainless steel hand file for an accurate apex locator reading. Hand files are easier to manipulate than NiTi. We recommend using a 25mm hand file so that there is room at the top to measure your tooth and mark the working length. The #10, 25mm is the most popular. - Canal needs to be lubricated for the apex locator to work. Water, KY, Lube Juniors, Chlorhexidine, Sodium Hypochlorite, Blood, etc., are all acceptable forms of lubrication. - Pulp Chamber must be as dry as possible to ensure an accurate reading. - You want your working length to be 1mm away from the apex.
