Waldent Flexiwave Reciprocating Files

• Preparation the root canal with single file, convenient and quick
• Suitable for curved and narrow root canal preparation
• Three sizes are available for different types of root canals
• Less working steps, more efficient and less time-consuming
• New Niti material enhances the flexibility and ability of anti-fracture

Waldent Flexiwave Reciprocating Files are state-of-the-art dental instruments designed to transform the way root canal treatments are performed The standout feature of Waldent Flexiwave Reciprocating Files is their exceptional flexibility. This unique characteristic enables effortless navigation through complex root canal anatomy, reducing the risk of file breakage and procedural errors. The result is a smoother and more successful treatment These files utilize a reciprocating motion that enhances their cutting efficiency, making the procedure more time-efficient while maintaining the highest standards of quality. Ensuring patient safety is of utmost importance, and Waldent Flexiwave Reciprocating Files are designed with advanced safety features. They are made of high-quality nickel-titanium alloy, renowned for its durability and resistance to cyclic fatigue.

Waldent Flexiwave Reciprocating Files have Unparalleled precision and performance, mirroring VDW Reciproc Blue files for a seamless and highly professional dental experience.

• Material: NiTi
• Sterilization: ≤126°C
• Color: Blue
• Length : 21mm
• Cross Section: S shaped

• Begin by preparing the access cavity to reach the root canal.
• Choose the appropriate size of the Flexiwave Reciprocating File (R25, R40, or R50) based on the canal anatomy and the treatment plan.
• Ensure that the file is properly sterilized according to the recommended guidelines (≤126°C).
• Attach the Flexiwave Reciprocating File to a compatible handpiece or motor.
• Use a lubricating gel or irrigating solution for enhanced performance and irrigation during the procedure.
• Insert the file into the canal gently, following the natural curvature while applying a light touch.
• Activate the reciprocating motion of the file using the recommended speed range (250-350 rpm).
• Allow the file to do the cutting and shaping of the root canal walls. Avoid excessive pressure or forcing the file.
• Use intermittent or short pecking motions while advancing the file apically.
• Periodically clean the file with an irrigating solution to remove debris and maintain its cutting efficiency.
• Monitor the progress and periodically check the working length using radiographs or electronic apex locators.
• After completing the root canal preparation, thoroughly clean and disinfect the canal using appropriate irrigation solutions.
• Follow up with the desired obturation technique to fill and seal the root canal.