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Product Description:
Dental files are slender, elongated instruments commonly used in dentistry for various procedures involving the teeth and gums. They are typically made of stainless steel or nickel-titanium alloy and come in different shapes and sizes to address specific dental conditions.
Dental files have a pointed or rounded tip, which allows them to navigate through the complex anatomy of the teeth and root canals. They feature tiny ridges or flutes along their length, known as cutting edges, which aid in removing debris, shaping the tooth structure, or preparing the root canal for treatment.
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Hand Files: These are manually operated by dentists or endodontists. They are available in various sizes and shapes, such as K-files, H-files, and reamers, to clean and shape the root canal during root canal therapy.
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Rotary Files: These are motorized instruments attached to dental handpieces, which can be used to efficiently and precisely shape the root canal. They rotate at high speeds and are often made of nickel-titanium alloy, which offers increased flexibility and durability.
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Hedström Files: These hand files have a twisted design with sharp cutting edges and are primarily used for removing pulp tissue or debris from the root canal.
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Reamers: These files have a conical shape and are used to widen and shape the root canal. They are often used in combination with other files for effective cleaning and shaping.
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Barbed Broaches: These files have small hooks or barbs along their length, allowing them to engage and remove pulp tissue or debris from the root canal.
