• Cross Section: Triangular 
• Taper : 5/100 taper (0.05mm)
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Length: 25mm

• Pack Of 6 Files

Preparation:

• Ensure you have all the necessary equipment, including gloves, masks, and sterile instruments. Verify that the files are sterile or have been properly sterilized.

Anesthesia:

• Administer local anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort during the procedure.

Access Opening:

• Create an access opening into the pulp chamber of the tooth, removing any decayed or damaged tissue.

Initial File Insertion:

• Begin with a smaller, more flexible file (often referred to as a "pathfinder" file) to locate and negotiate the root canal orifices. Gently work the file into the canal while using a watch-winding motion.

Working with Mani Flare Files:

• Select the appropriate size of the Mani Flare File based on the tooth's anatomy and your clinical judgment.
• Insert the Mani Flare File into the canal and gently advance it while applying slight apical pressure.
• Use a slow, controlled, and gentle filing motion while rotating the file clockwise.
• Pay attention to any resistance, and avoid forcing the file. If you encounter resistance, remove the file, clean it, and try again.
• Continue filing until you reach the desired working length, typically 1-2mm short of the radiographic apex.
• Use each file sequentially, progressing from smaller to larger files to gradually enlarge and shape the canal.

Irrigation:

• Periodically flush the canal with an irrigating solution (e.g., sodium hypochlorite) to remove debris and disinfect the area. Use an irrigation needle or syringe for this purpose.

File Inspection:

• Inspect the Mani Flare File for wear or damage during the procedure. Replace it if needed.

Final Rinse:

• After shaping and cleaning the canal, perform a final rinse to remove any remaining debris and disinfect the area.

Obturation:

• Depending on the treatment plan, you may proceed with filling and sealing the canal using gutta-percha and a sealer.

Restoration:

• Complete the restoration of the tooth, which may include placing a temporary or permanent filling or a crown.