Canal instrument for eliminating interference, widening the opening and the contemporaneous flared reaming of the first two-thirds of the dental radicular canals
OwnerFrancesco Riitano, Vincenzo Spinainventors
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a canal instrument for eliminating interference and achieving the widening of the opening and the contemporaneous flared reaming of the first two-thirds of the dental radicular canals, the instrument being designed in such a way that over the full length it progressively reduces in thickness towards the tip, while the cutting part that extends from the terminal part or the instrument coupling section to an endodontic drill only extends for a part of the working length.
Claims2
A flexible canal instrument for the elimination of interference, the widening of the opening, and the contemporaneous flared reaming of the first two-thirds of the dental radicular canals, the instrument having a tip end and a terminal end distal from said tip end, and having a continuous reduction in diameter over the full working length thereof from said terminal end to said tip end, whereby the instrument becomes continuously more flexible from said terminal end toward said tip end, the instrument further having a cutting part extending from said terminal end toward said tip end for only a part of said working length, thereby leaving a smooth tip portion at the tip end thereof for easy guidance in the canal.
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