• Long-life diamond burs
  
• Quality control tested
  
• High precision with efficient cutting
  
• Fine-quality Diamond Burs
  
• Efficient cutting

Bur EA 40

• Total Length: 25.00 mm

• Working Portion Length: 1.4 mm

• Maximum Diameter: 1.6 mm

Bur EA 10

• Total Length: 22.00 mm

• Working Portion Length: 11 mm

• Maximum Diameter: 1.9 mm

Bur EA L10

• Total Length: 25.00 mm

• Working Portion Length: 11 mm

• Maximum Diameter: 1.9 mm

Bur EA 13

• Total Length: 28.00 mm

• Working Portion Length: 10.15 mm

• Maximum Diameter: 1.8 mm

1. Prepare the Operative Field:

• Position the patient comfortably for optimal access and visibility.

• Administer local anesthesia if required to ensure pain-free operation.

• Isolate the tooth using a rubber dam to maintain a clean and dry working area.

2. Access Cavity Preparation:

• Perform a thorough clinical and radiographic examination before initiating access.

• Select the appropriate Mani Endo Access Diamond Bur based on tooth morphology and desired access shape.

• Begin access cavity preparation using steady, controlled movements. The bur’s round and cone-shaped coarse diamond design enables efficient cutting and shaping of both the pulp chamber and cavity walls in one operation.

• Gradually refine the access cavity to achieve proper visibility and direct access to the pulp chamber and root canals.

3. Irrigation and Cleaning:

• Continuously irrigate the cavity during preparation to remove debris and prevent overheating.

• Maintain a clear field of view and ensure smooth cutting performance.

4. Evaluate and Proceed:

• Inspect the prepared cavity for adequate access, cleanliness, and visibility of canal orifices.

• Continue with subsequent endodontic procedures, including cleaning, shaping, and obturation.

5. Post-Operative Care:

• Provide the patient with post-operative guidance.

• Determine whether a temporary or permanent restoration is needed to protect the treated tooth.