Dentsply M - Access K - File 25 mm # 006

Features
The recommended motion of action is clockwise with rotation at half turn twists.
The M-AccessK-file works on the "pull" stroke - that is, by scraping the canal walls as it is withdrawn from the canal.
It is advanced to the full working length rotated 1/4 to 1/2 turn clockwise, and withdrawn while being pressed against one of the walls.
The process is repeated against each of the walls in turn until the canal is sufficiently enlarged to proceed to the next size instrument.
Do not proceed too quickly - it is preferable to utilize an instrument to the maximum extent possible before proceeding to the next instrument in the series.
The file must be cleaned repeatedly during use; never use an instrument packed with filings or debris.
The comprehensive and affordable hand file range specifically designed to offer clinicians simplicity and efficiency.
Ergonomically designed handle.
A complete and comprehensive range.
The silicone stop marker identifies the direction of the tip in the root canal.
The K-File cross-section is square from 6 to 40 and triangular from 45 onwards.

Description

Dentsply M Access K Files are stainless steel dental k files used in endodontics.
The cross-sections of the Dentsply k files are square from sizes 6 - 40 and triangular from size 45 onwards.
The k files by Dentsply have an ergonomic handle and safety grooves that improve functionality.


Indications

Debriding and cleaning of the root canal.
Removal of all infected and affected dentin.
Smoothing of the canal walls.
Tapering of the canal to receive a filling.

ADVANTAGE:

Exploration and access to the orifice
Give straight-line access to the canals.
Achievement and maintenance of apical patency.
More flexible.
Corrosion-resistant.

Key Specifications

NEVER force an endodontic instrument.
NEVER traumatize periapical tissue; this will retard healing and cause pain.
Measurement control stops must be utilized at all times. Accurate reference points are a necessity.
Minimize the forcing of debris through the apical foramen by employing gentle instrumentation and proper measurement control.
Always work in a wet canal (flooded with irrigating solution).
Clean instruments frequently during their use.
NEVERuse an instrument that is dull or that shows signs of rust or wear (untwisting, burnished areas, etc.) discard used instruments frequently, especially in small sizes.
The canal must be kept clear of debris during all phases of instrumentation.
Irrigation should be done frequently during biomechanical preparation of root canals.

Packaging

pack of 6 files.