MANI Flare Files 21mm – 6 Files Pack

5/100 Taper Ratio: Ensures precision without over-instrumentation.
Automatic Ideal Taper: Achieved as Flare Files reach the apex.
Time saver: Shortens the procedure significantly compared to traditional methods.
Triangular Cross-Section: Efficient cutting for effective root canal work.
Curved Canal Mastery: Especially effective for challenging curved root canals.

Mani Flare Files 21mm are advanced endodontic instruments renowned for their exceptional flexibility, cutting precision, and efficacy in treating curved root canals. With a 5/100 taper ratio, they stand out for their ability to provide accurate and controlled shaping without the risk of over-instrumentation. As these files progress toward the apex of the root canal, they naturally achieve the desired taper, ensuring an ideal canal shape. Furthermore, Flare Files serve as valuable gauges for assessing the wall taper following canal enlargement, guaranteeing the utmost precision in the treatment process. One of their remarkable advantages is the significant reduction in procedure time compared to conventional step-back preparations, streamlining the root canal treatment experience for both practitioners and patients. In conclusion, Flare Files offers a cutting-edge solution for endodontists, delivering flexibility, accuracy, and time efficiency in the intricate task of preparing and shaping root canals, especially those with challenging curves. These instruments have become indispensable tools in modern endodontics, facilitating optimal outcomes in root canal treatments.

Cross Section: Triangular
Taper : 5/100 taper (0.05mm)
Material: Stainless Steel
Length: 21mm

Pack Of 6 Files

Preparation:
Ensure you have all the necessary equipment, including gloves, masks, and sterile instruments. Verify that the files are sterile or have been properly sterilized.
Anesthesia:
Administer local anesthesia to ensure the patient’s comfort during the procedure.
Access Opening:
Create an access opening into the pulp chamber of the tooth, removing any decayed or damaged tissue.
Initial File Insertion:
Begin with a smaller, more flexible file (often referred to as a “pathfinder” file) to locate and negotiate the root canal orifices. Gently work the file into the canal while using a watch-winding motion.
Working with Mani Flare Files:
Select the appropriate size of the Mani Flare File based on the tooth’s anatomy and your clinical judgment.
Insert the Mani Flare File into the canal and gently advance it while applying slight apical pressure.
Use a slow, controlled, and gentle filing motion while rotating the file clockwise.
Pay attention to any resistance, and avoid forcing the file. If you encounter resistance, remove the file, clean it, and try again.
Continue filing until you reach the desired working length, typically 1-2mm short of the radiographic apex.
Use each file sequentially, progressing from smaller to larger files to gradually enlarge and shape the canal.
Irrigation:
Periodically flush the canal with an irrigating solution (e.g., sodium hypochlorite) to remove debris and disinfect the area. Use an irrigation needle or syringe for this purpose.
File Inspection:
Inspect the Mani Flare File for wear or damage during the procedure. Replace it if needed.
Final Rinse:
After shaping and cleaning the canal, perform a final rinse to remove any remaining debris and disinfect the area.
Obturation:
Depending on the treatment plan, you may proceed with filling and sealing the canal using gutta-percha and a sealer.
Restoration:
Complete the restoration of the tooth, which may include placing a temporary or permanent filling or a crown.