Mani Reamers 25mm

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

Mani Reamers 25mm 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 25mm 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.

• Length: 25mm
• Material: Stainless steel
• Sterilization: ≤126°C
• Cutting Edges: Sharp cutting edges for efficient cleaning and shaping

• Pack of 6

Patient Assessment:

• Begin by thoroughly assessing the patient's medical history, dental condition, and any pre-existing complications that may affect the treatment plan.

Isolation and Anesthesia:

• Ensure a clean and dry working environment by isolating the treatment area with a rubber dam. Administer local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort.

Access Cavity Creation:

• Create an access cavity by carefully removing the decayed or damaged tooth structure. The access cavity should provide clear visibility and unobstructed entry to the root canal system.

Initial Exploration and Canal Location:

• Use a small endodontic explorer or fine hand file to locate and negotiate the canal orifices. Confirm the presence and position of all canals in multi-rooted teeth.

Working Length Determination:

• Precisely determine the working length of each canal using electronic apex locators and radiographs. This step is crucial for avoiding over-instrumentation.

Irrigation and Lubrication:

• Begin with gentle irrigation to flush debris and disinfect the canal. Sodium hypochlorite or chlorhexidine is commonly used. Additionally, use a suitable lubricant (e.g., EDTA) to aid in instrument movement.

Mani Reamer Selection:

• Choose the Mani Reamer with the appropriate size and taper based on the determined working length and the anatomy of the canal.

Instrument Insertion:

• Insert the selected Mani Reamer into the canal with a slow and controlled clockwise rotary motion.

Cleaning and Shaping:

• Progressively advance the Mani Reamer while maintaining gentle and controlled rotation. Monitor the instrument's progression using radiographs to avoid over-instrumentation.

Intermittent Irrigation:

• Regularly irrigate the canal with the disinfecting solution during the instrumentation process to remove debris and maintain cleanliness.

Progressive Reaming:

• If necessary, use Mani Reamers of increasing sizes to gradually shape the canal according to the predetermined working length.

Final Irrigation:

• Complete the procedure by thoroughly irrigating the canal with the disinfecting solution to remove any remaining debris.

Obturation:

• After the canal is thoroughly cleaned and shaped, proceed to obturation. Seal the canal with gutta-percha and a suitable sealer to prevent reinfection.

Restoration:

• Restore the access cavity with an appropriate restorative material or crown, depending on the tooth's condition.

Postoperative X-rays:

• Take postoperative X-rays to confirm the quality of the root canal filling and assess the overall success of the procedure.

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question : How should one prepare for using Mani Reamers 25mm in a procedure?
Answer: Preparation involves patient assessment, isolation and anesthesia, creating an access cavity, initial exploration and canal location, and determining the working length of each canal.

Question : What are the key features of Mani Reamers 25mm?
Answer: These reamers offer multiple taper options, precise instrument design, excellent flexibility, enhanced visibility, procedural efficiency, patient comfort, and a lower risk of complications.

Question : What are Mani Reamers 25mm used for in dental procedures?
Answer: Mani Reamers 25mm are essential endodontic instruments used for cleaning and shaping the root canal during root canal treatment. They play a key role in chemomechanical debridement, which involves removing infected tissue and shaping the canal.