Dentsply Pro Ultra Ultrasonic Tips Ems

Ultrasonic Endodontic tips

ULTRASONIC TIPS FOR BROKEN FILES 

EMS TYPE NO  : #1,#2,#3,#4,#5 (Zirconium)

                                     #6,#7,#8 (Titanium) (Colored)

Advantages of Endo ProUltra tips:

• Patented contra-angled feature enhances access to all teeth
• Abrasive coating increases efficiency and precision
• Patented parallel wall design improves vision and safety
• Increasing lengths and decreasing diameters promote procedural success
• xTitanium instruments provide unsurpassed access in restrictive areas
• Have been designed to work dry to enhance vision and safety.

Advantages of Surgical ProUltra Tips:

• Longer lengths improve access to posterior roots
• Multiple angles promote safety during radicular preparations
• Abrasive coating reduces the risk of microfractures
• Abrasive coating improves cutting efficiency and restorative retention.

In general, ProUltra Endo instruments 3-5 and 6-8 have progressively longer lengths and smaller diameters to afford procedural access and safety when working in the coronal middle and apical one-thirds of the roots.
The ProUltra surgical instrument selected is dependent on the required surgical access, the radicular anatomy and the procedure being performed.

FEATURES:

ProUltra Endo Tips

• Disassemble dental restorations and cores
• Trough and chase for calcified or hidden canals
• Remove intracanal obstruction materials
• Efficiently eliminate pulp stones
• Dislodge posts and broken instruments.

ProUltra Surgical Tips

• Abrasive coated instruments for more efficient cutting of dentin
• Irrigation port strategically placed at the tip for better control
• Tip angles and lengths designed for better access to difficult areas.
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• KEY SPECIFICATIONS:

• SURGICAL ROOT CANAL TREATMENT

  The ProUltra surgical instrument selected is dependent on the required surgical access, the radicular anatomy and the procedure being performed.

  General guidelines

  SURG 1: Universal instrument with a single 80° angle intended for more narrow canals of anterior teeth

  SURG 2: Universal instrument with a single 80° angle intended for wider canals of anterior teeth (larger diameter than ProUltra SURG 1)

  SURG 3: This instrument has a double 75°angle and is typically used for preparing the roots of mandibular left (dial III) and the buccal roots of maxillary right posterior teeth (dial I)

  SURG 4: This instrument has a double 110°angle and is used for preparing the more lingual roots of mandibular left (dial III) and maxillary right posterior teeth (dial I)

  SURG 5: This instrument has a double 75°angle and is typically used for preparing the roots of mandibular right (dial IV) and the buccal roots of maxillary left posterior teeth (dial II)

  SURG 6:This instrument has a double 110°angle, and is used for preparing the more lingual roots of the mandibular right (dial IV) and maxillary left posterior teeth (dial II).