ET20D EndoSuccess Diamond-Coated Retreatment Ultrasonic Tip (F88013)

Uses

• Removing hard materials: 

• It is primarily used to eliminate very hard restorative materials or calcified dentin deposits from the coronal (upper) third of the root canal by "brushing" the internal walls

• Access cavity refinement: 

• The tip assists in finishing and refining the access cavity walls to expose the pulp chamber floor clearly

• Enhancing visibility: 

• By removing overhanging dentin, it improves the clinician's view of the canal orifices

• Retreatment procedures: 

• It is a key tool in the initial stages of endodontic retreatment to prepare the canal for further instrumentation

Features

• Material: 

• Made of steel with a durable diamond coating

• Coating: 

• Features a 30μm (micron) diamond coating, providing enhanced abrasive and cutting power

• Dimensions: 

• It has a length of 20mm and a 5% taper, designed to access the coronal third of the canal effectively

• Design: 

• A straight, thin design allows for precise control and access to tight spaces

• Compatibility: 

• Designed for use with Acteon Satelec Newtron and Suprasson ultrasonic handpieces

• Irrigation: 

• Ensures that irrigation reaches the active end of the tip, maximizing efficiency through cavitation and cooling

Benefits

• Efficient Material Removal: 

• The diamond coating significantly increases the cutting and lateral abrasion effect, making the removal of tough materials faster and more efficient

• Preservation of Tooth Structure: 

• The controlled ultrasonic vibrations and precise design allow for targeted material removal, preserving healthy dentin and tooth anatomy

• Improved Access and Visibility: 

• Effectively removing calcifications and overhangs from the coronal third improves visibility and access to the rest of the canal system, facilitating a more successful treatment

• Durability: 

• Heat treatment and the high quality of the steel provide excellent durability and long-lasting use

• Safety: 

• The ability to use irrigation with the tip helps prevent heat buildup in the tooth, enhancing patient comfort and safety during the procedure