• Length: 21mm, suitable for various canal depths.
• Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and strength.
• Design: Specifically designed for efficient cutting and shaping of root canals.
• Tip Design: Available in various tip configurations to accommodate different clinical needs.
• Color Coding: Often color-coded for easy identification of sizes and types.

• Pack of 6

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.