K-Files size 21 MM PK/6

K-Files are endodontic instruments that are used to shape and prepare root canals. They are made of nickel-titanium, which makes them flexible and adaptable. K-Files come in a variety of sizes, including 21 MM.

The size 21 MM K-File is a long, thin file that is ideal for reaching the apical portion of the root canal. It is also available in a pack of 6, which makes it a cost-effective option.

Features:

• Nickel-titanium construction
• Long, thin file
• Available in a pack of 6

Benefits:

• Flexible and adaptable
• Reaches apical portion of root canal
• Cost-effective

How to use:

1. Select the appropriate file size.
2. Attach the file to a slow-speed handpiece.
3. Insert the file into the root canal.
4. Use a gentle, rotating motion to remove hard tissue.
5. Continue until the root canal is prepared to the desired size.

Safety precautions:

• Always use a slow-speed handpiece when using K-Files.
• Do not use too much pressure, as this could damage the root canal walls.
• Be careful not to over-cut the root canal.
• Dispose of the file properly after use.

Conclusion:

K-Files size 21 MM PK/6 are a valuable tool for dentists. They can help to remove hard tissue from root canals effectively and gently. If you are considering using K-Files size 21 MM PK/6, be sure to follow the safety precautions outlined above.

Additional Information:

• K-Files are typically made of nickel-titanium.
• They are available in a variety of sizes and packs.