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Neoprobe – First instrument to explore the canal<\/p>\n

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  • Neoprobe’s minimal taper at 1% helps to perform intermediate steps in calcified or curved canal<\/li>\n
  • ISO Sizes :\u00a0012<\/li>\n
  • Square cross-section<\/li>\n
  • Length :\u00a021, 25 mm<\/li>\n
  • Packaging :\u00a0x 6<\/li>\n
  • Length : 21 & 25 mm<\/li>\n
  • Ability to detect curvatures during initial probing<\/li>\n
  • Provides excellent tactile sensation<\/li>\n
  • Aids in negotiating blocks and calcifications due to its flexibility<\/li>\n
  • Low potential for file separation<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    When a #12 1% file is removed from the canal, the file has an impression of the canal; thereby guiding the operator to the curvatures present in the canal (not possible with NiTi hand files)<\/p>\n

    Neoprobe Usage protocol:
    \nIn severely narrow canals start with watch winding motion to remove initial dentin, followed by vertical in and out motion with 1 mm amplitude.
    \nGradually increase the amplitude as dentin wall wears away and file advances apically.<\/p>\n<\/div>