NT Magic Pathfiles

NT Magic Pathfiles are specialized rotary Nickel Titanium (NiTi) instruments meticulously engineered to create a smooth glide path in the field of rotary endodontics. What sets them apart is their superior ability to preserve the original anatomy of root canals, surpassing traditional manual stainless steel files. This preservation is vital for the success of root canal treatments. The exceptional flexibility of NT Path Files is a standout feature, thanks to their unique metallurgical composition and a small taper size of 3%. This combination allows them to effortlessly navigate the intricate twists and turns of even the most curved and narrow root canals. What makes these files truly remarkable is their capacity to significantly reduce the risk of complications such as lodging and transportation. Their unmatched flexibility ensures that the root canal procedure becomes not only more manageable but also more predictable, greatly enhancing the chances of a successful outcome. In summary, NT Path Files are indispensable tools in modern endodontics, guaranteeing the preservation of the original canal anatomy while optimizing treatment results. Their flexibility, precision, and reliability make them a preferred choice for dental professionals seeking excellence in rotary endodontics.

• Efficient cleaning and shaping
• Improved access to curved canals
• Consistent and predictable results
• Enhanced patient comfort
• Versatile for various cases
• Color-coded handles for size identification
• Sterilizable for repeated use
• Some files have advanced coatings
• Small 3% taper for exceptional flexibility

• Material: Nickel Titanium (NiTi)
• Design: Specialized for establishing a glide path in rotary endodontics
• Canal Anatomy Preservation: Maintains the original canal anatomy effectively
• Flexibility: Exceptional flexibility due to unique metallurgy
• Taper Size: Small taper size of 3%
• Navigation: Navigates curved and narrow canals with ease
• Complication Reduction: Significantly reduces the risk of complications like lodging and transportation
• Versatility: Available in various lengths and sizes
• Speed: Typically used at 350 RPM (Rotations Per Minute)
• Torque: Recommended torque of 1.5 NCm (Newton Centimeters)

Assorted Pack:-

• Pack Of 6 ( 12/3- 2, 15/3-2, 19/3- 2 )

Refills Pack:-

• Pack Of 6

Preparation:-

• Ensure that you have all the necessary equipment, including a rotary handpiece, access to the tooth, and proper personal protective equipment (PPE). Sterilize the files as per your clinic’s protocols.

Patient Preparation:-

• Administer local anesthesia to the patient for pain management and place a rubber dam to isolate the tooth for infection control.

Access Opening:

• Create an access cavity in the tooth to gain entry to the root canal system. This involves removing the tooth’s crown portion.

Initial Exploration:

• Use hand files or initial rotary files to explore and negotiate the coronal portion of the root canal, removing any pulp tissue or debris.

Selecting Pathfiles:

• Choose the appropriate size and type of pathfile (e.g., NT Magic Pathfiles) based on the canal anatomy. Consult the manufacturer’s recommendations for guidance.

Irrigation:

• Use irrigating solutions (e.g., sodium hypochlorite) to clean and disinfect the root canal. Irrigation helps remove debris and bacteria from the canal.

Pathfile Insertion:

• Insert the selected pathfile into the canal using a rotary handpiece set to the manufacturer’s recommended speed and torque settings.

Glide Path Creation:

• Gently advance the pathfile in a pecking motion (moving in and out) to establish a smooth and gradual glide path through the root canal. Avoid applying excessive pressure to minimize the risk of complications.

Cleaning and Irrigating:

• Periodically remove the pathfile to clean and irrigate the canal. This helps in removing debris and maintaining cleanliness throughout the procedure.

Progressive Sizing:

• Depending on the case, you may use progressively larger pathfile or other rotary files for further canal preparation, following the same principles of gentle and controlled advancement.

Final Cleaning and Shaping:

• After establishing the glide path, continue with the root canal preparation using appropriate files and techniques until achieving the desired shape and length.

Obturation:

• Once the root canal is cleaned, shaped, and disinfected, fill it with an appropriate sealer and obturation material. This seals the canal to prevent reinfection.

Post-Operative Care:

• Provide the patient with post-operative instructions and care recommendations for pain management and healing.

• No Warranty is applicable for this product.