Description:

The 15728 Finger Spreaders, measuring 25MM, are vital instruments in contemporary endodontic practices, aiding dental professionals in achieving the best canal obturation outcomes. Made from high-quality stainless steel, these spreaders combine resilience, adaptability, and accuracy, guaranteeing dependable performance during lateral condensation procedures. Their slim, tapered shape allows for easy insertion into prepared canals alongside the master gutta-percha cone, enabling clinicians to exert controlled lateral pressure to effectively compact the filling material against the canal walls.

At a length of 25MM, these Finger Spreaders are designed to navigate canals of varying lengths, offering excellent tactile feedback and control during the obturation process. The Size MF (medium-fine) tip is particularly well-suited for use within narrower or more delicate canals, where a careful balance of firmness and delicacy is essential. This size facilitates effective lateral compaction while minimizing the risk of damage to the canal walls or compromising the structural integrity of the tooth.

Dentists appreciate the ergonomic design and reliable handling of these spreaders, which enhance precision and patient comfort throughout procedures. The stainless steel construction, resistant to corrosion, ensures that the instruments remain sharp and robust, even after numerous sterilization cycles, making them a trustworthy, enduring addition to any endodontic toolkit.

Compatible with standard gutta-percha materials and widely accepted obturation methods, the 15728 Finger Spreaders assist in eliminating voids within the root canal, thereby decreasing the chances of post-treatment infections and improving overall success rates of procedures. Their consistent performance and clinical adaptability render them an essential tool in both simple and intricate endodontic cases. By integrating these spreaders into their regular practice, dental professionals can ensure dense, uniform canal fills that contribute to successful treatments and optimal patient care.