Coltene Hyflex Files 4% 25mm

Made of regenerative Titanium Nickel.
Pre-sterilised.
Much more resistant to cyclic fatigue than conventional NiTi.
Low incidence of file fracture.
By following the anatomy of the canal, they reduce the risk of steps, displacements or perforations.
Extremely flexible and break resistant
Long life expectancy due to the integrated controlled shape memory that allows it to regain its shape after heat treatment in the autoclave.

Size Taper Length
15 4% 25mm
20 4% 25mm
25 4% 25mm
30 4% 25mm
35 4% 25mm
40 4% 25mm
45 4% 25mm
50 4% 25mm
60 4% 25mm

Inspection:

Before use, inspect each file for any visible defects or damage.
Ensure that the files are within their expiration date.
Preparation:

Gather all necessary equipment, including handpieces and irrigation solutions.
Ensure that the treatment area is properly isolated and prepared.
File Selection:

Choose the appropriate file size based on the anatomy of the canal. Refer to the provided size chart for guidance.
Consider the taper and length according to the specific requirements of the procedure.
Sterilization:

Ensure the files are properly sterilized before use.
Autoclave the files following the recommended sterilization protocol.
Crown-Down, Step-Back, or Single Length Technique:

HyFlex CM files can be used with crown-down, step-back, or a single length technique. Choose the technique that best suits the clinical situation.
Canal Preparation:

Initiate the canal preparation using a gentle in-and-out motion.
Pay attention to maintaining proper irrigation throughout the procedure to remove debris.
Controlled Memory Advantage:

Leverage the controlled memory feature to follow the canal’s anatomy closely.
Benefit from extreme flexibility without the rebound effect seen in other NiTi files.
Resistance to Separation:

Capitalize on the increased resistance to cyclical fatigue, reducing the risk of file separation.
Monitor the condition of the file during the procedure, and if any signs of deformation or damage occur, replace the file.
Sterilization After Use:

After use, files with straightened spirals can be restored during autoclaving for reuse.
Discard files that do not return to their original shape after sterilization.
Post-Procedure Care:

Follow standard post-procedure care protocols.
Clean and sterilize instruments for reuse or dispose of them properly.