E3 Azure Basic

Rinse the canal each time after the file is used. Clean the files of any debris
repeatedly.
1. Cavity preparation.
Prepare the cavity. Use a rubber dam.

2. Location of canals.
Locate all canal orifices. Lubricate the canals.

3. Specifying the working length of the canal.
Specify the working length of the canal using your method of choice.

4. Preparing the canal with hand instruments.
Continue to shape the root canal with hand files up to size 20. This way,
you will create a glide path (Endostar EP Easy Path recommended) for
rotary instruments. This will also reduce the risk of breaking the rotary file.

5. Preparation of the upper part of the root canal.
Shape the canal orifice with the Endostar E3 Azure Basic File No. 1 (08/30)
until you reach a maximum of 1/2 of the total canal depth. Do not use this
file when the canal is highly curved (in such cases use the Endostar E3
Azure Small).

6. Preparation of the middle part of the root canal.
Begin to work with file No. 2 (06/25). Perform up-and-down movements.
Shape the canal up to 2/3 of the working length. Verify the working length
with the hand file size 15 and apex locator. Next, insert file No. 2 at full
working length.

7. Shaping of the apical part of the root canal.
Use file No. 3 (04/30) to widen the apical portion of the canal until the full working length is reached. Confirm that full working length was reached
with hand file size 15 and apex locator. Next, finish work with a nickeltitanium hand file size 30. Check if the file can be inserted at full working length without obstructions, and if wedging can be felt. If a wider preparation of the apex is needed, continue to work with larger hand instruments size 35, 40 etc., or consider using the Endostar E3 Azure Big