• Material : Stainless Steel
• Length : 28mm & 32mm
• Package Dimensions ‏: ‎ 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.5 cm

Sizes : 

• 1 - 0.5mm Diameter
• 2 - 0.7mm Diameter
• 3 - 0.9mm Diameter
• 4 - 1.1mm Diameter
• 5 - 1.3mm Diameter
• 6 - 1.5mm Diameter

• Pack Of 6

Patient Preparation:

• Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned in the dental chair.
• Administer local anesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding area if required.

Isolation and Access:

• Use a rubber dam to isolate the tooth, creating a clean and dry operating field.
• Gain access to the pulp chamber and create an opening to the root canal system using suitable access burs.

Select Mani Gates Drill Size:

• Choose the appropriate Mani Gates Drill size based on your treatment plan, the desired taper, and the specific tooth and canal.

Sequential Use of Mani Gates Drills:

• Start with the smallest Mani Gates Drill (e.g., #1) if you're aiming for minimal taper or use the size suitable for your procedure.
• Insert the Mani Gates Drill into the handpiece or contra-angle attachment.
• Carefully insert the Mani Gates Drill into the canal, avoiding excessive force.
• Activate the handpiece or attachment at low speed.
• Gently advance the Mani Gates Drill into the canal while applying slight apical pressure.
• Periodically remove the Mani Gates Drill to clean it and clear debris.

Progression to Larger Mani Gates Drills:

• If necessary for the desired taper, progress to larger Mani Gates Drills (e.g., #2, #3, etc.).
• Use each Mani Gates Drill sequentially, moving from smaller to larger sizes.
• Remember to pause drilling to clean and irrigate the canal as needed to remove debris.

Monitor Depth:

• Pay attention to the depth to which each Mani Gates Drill is taken. The depth can vary depending on the tooth and clinical situation.
• For minimal taper, the #1 Mani Gates Drill is often taken furthest apically, followed by #2, #3, and so on, each placed slightly coronal to the previous one.

Final Cleaning and Shaping:

• After achieving the desired taper, proceed with additional endodontic files and reamers for the final cleaning and shaping of the canal.

Irrigation and Sterilization:

• Throughout the procedure, irrigate the canal with appropriate disinfecting solutions to remove debris and maintain sterility.

Obturation and Sealing:

• After thorough cleaning and shaping, proceed with obturation (sealing) of the canal using appropriate materials.

Post-Operative Care:

• Provide post-operative care instructions to the patient, including any prescribed medications and follow-up appointments.