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Step 1: DIAGNOSIS

Endo Ice




- Refrigerant spray used to diagnose pulpal health.




- Applied with a cotton pellet.




- Sold in 6oz can.

Step 2: Isolation

Dental Dams- isolate the tooth to provide a clean working environment and prevent tools and debris from falling into patient's mouth. Keeps the working area dry.




Brand name is Hygenic




Flexi dam:




- framed or unframed; latex free; powder free


- unframed comes in 6"x6"




Dental dam:




- latex or non-latex; powder or powder free


- comes in 5"x5" and 6"x6"




Elasti-dam:




- powder free


- latex


- 5x5" or 6x6"




Fiesta:




- latex


- color coded and fruit scented


- 5x5" or 6x6"

Step 2a: Isolation with clamps or wedjets

Wedjets:




- latex or non-latex




Clamps:




- further isolate the tooth and prevent dental dam from slipping


- winged or wingless


- glossy or matte




Fiesta: color coded for organization; matte; winged or wingless

Step 3: Access

Use rotary bur to access the pulpal chamber and then use an orifice opener to flare the coronal portion of the tooth.

Step 4: Locate apex/ apical constriction

Find the working length of the canal using a combination of hand files, radiographs and an apex locator.




A size 8 or 10 Hyflex x-file hand file is generally used to create a glide path to the apex.




Canal Pro apex locator:




- dual impedance technology allows for real time communication between procedure and LCD color display


- 94% accuracy


- audio and visual feedback


- working length determined using this device should be checked with radiograph

Step 5: Canal Preparation

Purpose: remove infected tissue, irrigate the canal, shape the canal.




Hyflex x-file:




- hand files with .02 taper




Hyflex NT:




- best suited for calcified canals, straight canals, retreatments and removal of gutta percha


- .04 taper, 15-60


- .06 taper, 20-40


- 21, 25, 31 mm length


- orifice opener .08/25 19 mm length




Hyflex CM:




- controlled memory allows you to navigate the anatomy of the canal more efficiently


- no shape memory


- files can be pre-bent


- respond to excessive resistance with straightening of the spirals


- multi-use; regain shape after heat sterilization


- 3x less likely to separate than tradition niti files


- same sizes as Hyflex NT




Hyflex EDM:




- manufactured with electrical discharge machining- underwater spark erosion technique that hardens the surface of the file making it 7x less likely to separate


- multi-use due to regenerative abilities


- comes pre-sterilized which saves that extra steps for dentists and assistants


- variable cross section which contributes to high resistance to cyclic fatigue


- quadratic cross section at tip where the most strength is needed


- trapezoidal in the middle


- almost triangular at the top where the most flexibility is needed




Hyflex EDM One File:




- can replace several sizes of traditional rotary files due to its variable tapering


- size 25; .08 taper for the first 5mm; changes to a .04 taper at the top

Step 5a: Canal Prepartion

Endo motor/hand pieces:




Canal Pro CL:




- cordless endo motor


- contra-angle head


- 6 head positions


- large, easy to read LCD display


- 80 min. continuous run time


- quick charging time


- energy saving mode