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    sushantpatel_doc
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    So basically how do we remove these seperated instruments from the canal? Some retrieving kits are also available…want to know more about them..

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    ROCK HILLl, South Carolina–KOMET USA offers practitioners “peace of mind” in the United States with the introduction of a broken endodontic file retrieval kit.

    Developed in conjunction with Dr. Dominique Martin of Paris, France, KOMET’s Endo Rescue Kit (Kit 4601) is designed for the quick and simple retrieval of a fractured rotary nickel-titanium instrument within the canal.

    The kit comes with an H269GK.315.016 endodontic tungsten carbide bur to enlarge the pulp cavity. This improves a practitioner’s vision into the canal.

    A center drill (G180A.204.110/G180.204.090) excavates the last few millimeters of the canal, providing the practitioner enough access to the broken instrument.

    The RKP.204.090 drill exposes the instrument’s surface. An extremely-fine trepan bur (RKT.204.090) is placed onto the fragment, seizing and holding it in place using residual dentin. The broken file is then removed from the canal in a counter-clockwise motion.

    The kit also comes with manual screw (150.155.000) for those practitioners who would rather not use a handpiece.

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