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• Multiple Taper Options
• Precise Instrument Design
• Excellent Flexibility
• Enhanced Visibility
• Procedural Efficiency
• Patient Comfort
• Lower Complication Risk

Mani Reamers 21mm are essential endodontic instruments designed to aid dentists in the intricate and delicate procedure of root canal treatment. These precision tools, each measuring 25mm in length, play a pivotal role in achieving optimal outcomes during endodontic therapy. The primary objective of Mani Reamers is to ensure the thorough cleaning and shaping of the root canal. This process, known as chemomechanical debridement, involves the removal of infected or damaged pulp tissue and the shaping of the canal to a specific size and taper. The 21mm length of these reamers allows for precise access to even the most challenging areas of the root canal system. One of the key benefits of Mani Reamers is their ability to facilitate chemomechanical debridement to the length of the apical foramen. This ensures that the entire length of the root canal is thoroughly cleaned and prepared for subsequent treatment. Additionally, the shape achieved with Mani Reamers is conducive to the effective obturation, or filling, of the canal with restorative materials, thus promoting the long-term success of the root canal procedure

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Preparation:

• Ensure patient comfort with local anesthesia.
• Isolate the tooth with a rubber dam for a dry and sterile field.

Access Opening:

• Create an access cavity in the tooth's crown to reach the pulp chamber.

Working Length Determination:

• Use radiographs and electronic apex locators to determine the working length of the root canal.

Initial Exploration:

• Begin with smaller-diameter Mani Reamers to locate and explore the root canals.
• Use a gentle up-and-down motion while rotating the reamer.

Cleaning and Shaping:

• Start with the smallest-diameter Mani Reamer that matches the canal size.
• Gently insert the reamer into the canal, rotating clockwise.
• Progressively increase the reamer size to clean and shape the canal.
• Avoid excessive pressure to prevent canal perforation.
• Recapitulate with smaller reamers to ensure complete cleaning and shaping.

Irrigation:

• Periodically irrigate with sodium hypochlorite or another suitable solution to remove debris and disinfect.
• Use disposable syringes and needles for irrigation.

Final Rinse:

• Rinse the canal thoroughly with sterile saline to remove residual irrigants.

Patency Check:

• Verify canal patency by passing a small reamer through the full length of the canal.

Obturation:

• Fill the cleaned and shaped root canal with gutta-percha or other obturation material using a suitable technique (e.g., warm vertical compaction or lateral condensation).

Restoration:

• Seal the access cavity with a restorative material such as dental composite.

Post-Operative Care:

• Provide post-operative instructions to the patient, including pain management and oral hygiene guidelines.

Radiographic Confirmation:

• Take radiographs to confirm proper cleaning, shaping, and obturation of the root canal.