Healix Conmem Blue Pro 25mm Endodontic Rotary Files

₹900.0

₹2,000.0 (55% OFF)

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Features

Heat Treated Rotary Files
Blue Files
Variable Taper Protaper Files

COD (Cash On Delivery) Available

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Description of product

Healix Conmem Blue are high quality heat treated Protaper Rotary Files.

Step by step instructions to use these rotary files:

Sx-Golden, S1-Purple, S2-White,F1-Yellow,F2-Red,F3-Blue

Step 1: Use manual K-File Preparation upto numbers #20 K-File

Step 2: Start the Endomotor (preferable Healix Endomatic Endomotor). Use the Sx File. Set Speed to 375 and Torque 3.5 ncm or 35mncm. Conduct orifice opener.

Step 3: Use S1 File.Set torque to 2.5 or 25. Take the S1 file -4 of the working length. Eg. if Apex is 20, go till 16.

Step 4: Use S2 and F1 for the finishing file. Go full working length.

Step 5: Opturate Gutta Parcha at 6% GP

F2 and F3 are finishing files for anteriors.

Speed and Torque Setting for Healix Rotary files:

Instructions		Torque for Endomotors
File Type	Speed	Healix	Others
Sx	250-350	35 mnm	3.5 ncm
S1	250-350	25 mnm	2.5 ncm
S2	250-350	15 mnm	1.5ncm
F1	250-350	20 mnm	2.5 ncm
F2	250-350	30 mnm	3.0 ncm
F3	250-350	30 mnm	3.0 ncm

Why should we use Healix® Conmem files?

To replace the use of hand files during initial root canal procedure.
Enhanced performance of rotary file system shortens treatment time through use of fewer files per case, allowing for safe, efficient, conservative root canal treatment
These files feature a unique cross section design that combines high efficiency and flexibility while being safe and resistant to fracture.
Unprecendented Flexibility, strength & cutting efficiency
Ease mechanical preparation of the root canal
New comers to endodontics can be quickly & reliably achieve the results.
Root canal system is highly complex & a practitioner may encounter varied type of anatomies
Heat treatment reduces the cutting efficiency of the blades. Also, the flutes of these files open up as stress levels are encountered in the canal resulting in increased preparation time & apical extrusion of debris.