SuperEndo Finishing Files 20/04 Efficiently cleans the canal walls and extracts the residual canal debris from the canal. The unique offset flute design of the Finishing File enables the file to agitate sodium hypochlorite and remove remaining dentinal wall debris without further enlarging the canal. The plastic rotary finishing file – the most cost effective and simplest way to clean a canal – is intended for single use. The Finishing File is used as the last file prior to obturation of a canal. It replaces the use of sonic or ultrasonic instrumentation.

No matter which endodontic File systema clinician chooses to incorporate into their conventional endodontic treatment in conjunction with sodium hypochlorite (NaOCL) and EDTA (ethylenediaminetetracitic acid) usage, there will always be some canal debris left on the dentinal walls.’ The main reasons for this are first, NiTi files stay centered in the canal and thuS will not contact walls that have various invaginations or irregularities. Second, canal morphology can be complex making it difficult for the chemical-mechanical canal preparation to be effective in removing all the canal debris. Although the use of sonic or ultrasonic instrumentation is effective in removing residual canal debris that rotary endodontic files leave behind, and irrigation solutions are often unable to remove it during endodontic treatment.” Many clinicians still do not incorporate it into their endodontic treatment technique. The common reasons given for not using sonic or ultrasonic canal cleaning are:
1. It can be time Consuming to set up.
2. A dentist is not willing to incur the cost for the additional equipment. 3. A clinician is not aware of the benefits to this important final instrumentation step in endodontic treatment.

It is for these reasons that the plastic endodontic rotary Finishing File is on the market. This single-use, plastic rotary file has a unique offset flute design, made of non-toxic polymer will remove residual dentinal wall debris and agitate sodium hypochlorite without further enlarging the canal.