Stainless Steel S .S Spreader File 21MM

1.High quality international standard medical nickel titanium alloy.
2.More flexible
3.Suitable for curve root canals.
4.Using liquid injection rubber and special material of silicon stopper for locating.
5.High temperature disinfection reached at 135°C.
Spreaders have a conical tip and are tapered to match accessory-sized gutta percha points.
Used for lateral condensation techniques.
Finger Spreaders are specialized endodontic instruments designed to facilitate the lateral condensation of gutta percha during the obturation process of root canal treatment. These instruments feature a smooth surface that allows for efficient manipulation and placement of gutta percha within the root canal space. The primary purpose of Finger Spreaders is to create space within the root canal for the addition of accessory gutta percha points. This step ensures that the entire root canal space can be thoroughly filled and sealed, promoting successful treatment outcomes. The finger spreaders are typically made of high-quality stainless steel, providing durability and resistance to corrosion. When performing lateral condensation, a master cone coated with sealer is initially placed in the prepared root canal. The Finger Spreader is then used to spread the gutta percha laterally and compact it against the canal walls. This action effectively fills any irregularities or gaps, ensuring a tight and homogenous seal.The smooth surface of the finger spreader facilitates controlled and precise manipulation, enabling dentists to navigate the intricate root canal anatomy with ease. The instruments are available in various sizes to accommodate different canal dimensions and curvatures, allowing for optimal adaptation and placement of gutta percha. Finger Spreaders are an essential tool in the field of endodontics, as they play a crucial role in achieving a thorough and successful root canal obturation. By enabling lateral condensation and providing space for accessory gutta percha points, these instruments contribute to the complete filling of the root canal space, promoting long-term treatment success and preserving the health of the tooth.