Description

• AF-R Wire technology
• Single File System
• Excellent Adaption to Curved Canals
• Patented Flat-Side Design
• Superior Cutting Efficiency
• High Resistance to Cylic Fatigue
• Debris removed efficiently in coronal direction
• Easily bypassed if the file is separated

The Vertical blades can clear up the debris from flutes to the relieved area and then outside the canal. This results in:

Superior cutting efficiency.

Less stress subjected on the file.

Less file surface contact with the canal wall.

More room for irrigation during instrumentation which may lower the amount of smear layer formation.

The flat design is not cut deeply, so it increases the flexibility without compromising the strength.

FEATURE

 

 

 

 

PARAMETER

 

Normal to narrow canals

Instructions for use AF ROTARY

1. Negotiate the coronal third of the canal with file ? ?10.

2. Use Open File to prepare the coronal third and getting a straight line access.

3. Irrigate the canal.

4. With the use of apex locator, negotiate the canal with file ? ?10 in a watch-wind motion to full working length, to get a patent canal pathway.

5. Irrigate the canal.

6. Use C-path file (?19/02? to full working length in a pecking motion for 3 times (Pecking motion: in and out motion for a depth of 3 mm).

Irrigate the canal, then repeat the process till reaching the full working length.

?. Irrigate the canal.

8. Use file (?20/04? in a pecking motion to full working length.

9. Irrigate the canal.

10. Use file (?25/04? in a pecking motion to full working length.

11. Irrigate the canal.

12. ?ou can stop at this file, or if the canal needs more preparation, you can proceed with file (?30/04? in a pecking motion.

?10 k File Open File ?10 k File C Path File 19/02 20/04 25/04 or 30/04

Very narrow and calcified canals

Indications:

1. Negotiate the coronal third of the canal with file C ?10.

2. Use Open File to prepare the coronal third and getting a straight line access.

3. Irrigate the canal.

4. With the use of apex locator, negotiate the canal with file C ?06 in a watch-wind motion to full working length, to get a patent canal pathway.

Use C files 08 and 10 respectively into full working length in the same manner.

5. Irrigate the canal.

6. Use the C-path files (?13, 16, 19/02? to full working length in a pecking motion

for 3 times (Pecking motion: in and out motion for a depth of 3 mm).

Irrigate the canal, then repeat the process till reaching the full working length.

?. Irrigate the canal.

8. Use file (?20/04? in a pecking motion to full working length.

9. Irrigate the canal.

10. Use file(?25/04? in a pecking motion to full working length.

11. Irrigate the canal.

12. ?ou can stop at this file, or if the canal needs more preparation, you can proceed with file (?30/04? in a pecking motion.