• Size Range: #15 to #40
• Length: 18mm
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Tip Design: Fine and pointed
• Cutting Edges: Fluted

• Pack Of 6 

Sterilization:

• Ensure that the Mani K-File 18mm #15-40 and all necessary instruments are properly sterilized before the procedure to maintain aseptic conditions.

Anesthesia:

• Administer local anesthesia to the patient to ensure they are comfortable and pain-free during the procedure.

Rubber Dam Placement:

• Isolate the tooth by placing a rubber dam. This prevents contamination of the treatment area and ensures a clean and dry environment.

Access Opening:

• Create an access cavity in the affected tooth to reach the pulp chamber. Remove any decayed or damaged tooth structure to gain access.

Initial Assessment:

• Evaluate the tooth's anatomy and identify the number of root canals. Diagnostic tools like X-rays can be used to assist in this assessment.

File Selection:

• Select the appropriate size of the Mani K-File 18mm #15-40 based on the tooth's anatomy and the specific canal being treated.

Working Length Determination:

• Determine the working length of the canal (the depth to which the file should be inserted) using X-rays and electronic apex locators, if available.

Cleaning and Shaping:

• Insert the selected Mani K-File gently into the root canal.
• Use a slow and controlled rotary or hand filing technique to clean and shape the canal.
• Be cautious not to apply excessive pressure to avoid damaging the canal walls.
• Rotate the file in a quarter-turn motion while withdrawing it from the canal to help remove debris.

Irrigation:

• Periodically irrigate the canal with an antimicrobial solution to disinfect and remove debris. This helps maintain a sterile environment and clears the canal.

Monitoring:

• Continuously monitor the progress by taking X-rays to ensure proper canal shaping and cleaning.

Finishing and Recapitulation: -

• After initial cleaning and shaping, use the Mani K-File for further refinement of the canal shape and to remove any remaining debris.