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Brochure - Liberator

Brochure - Liberator

Brochure - Liberator

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides detailed information on the use of Liberator rotary nickel-titanium endodontic files, emphasizing safety, control, and efficiency in dental procedures. It outlines specifications, procedures, and recommendations for using these files in endodontic treatments.
Specifications: The document lists various file sizes and tapers, including .02, .04, and .06, with specific sequences for achieving desired taper finishes. It also includes reference numbers for ordering different file sizes and packages.
Procedures: The document describes a three-step process for endodontic treatment:
  • Initial Exploration: Involves using Miltex Flex-R hand files and apex locators to estimate working length and clear obstructions.
  • Radicular Access (Crown-Down): Utilizes Roane Gates-Glidden (RGG) drills to create straight-line access, with specific instructions on drill sizes and RPMs.
  • Shaping (Step-Back): Establishes patency with hand files and uses Liberator rotary shaping files for canal debridement, emphasizing gentle handling and irrigation.
  • Obturation: Involves using Miltex gutta percha cones and condensers for a complete fill, with recommendations for achieving a tighter seal.
Design Features: Liberator files feature a non-cutting Roane tip to minimize ledging and transportation, straight blades to prevent self-threading, and a unique manufacturing process to eliminate micro-cracks, enhancing safety and control.
Performance: The files operate at higher RPMs (1,000-2,000) compared to conventional files, reducing torque demand and the risk of separation. They offer superior cutting efficiency and ease of use, facilitating faster dentin removal and easy retreatment.
Product Line: The document details the Liberator product line, including RGG drills and coronal flaring instruments, with various tip sizes and tapers available. Special packages and introductory kits are also offered.
Company Background: Miltex, Inc., established in 1890, is a leading supplier of surgical instruments, certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards. The company has a strong history in endodontics, having acquired Moyco Technologies' dental supplies business in 2001.
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Brochure - Liberator-1

NITI ENDODONTIC FILES FEEL THE SAFETY FEEL THE CONTROL

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Brochure - Liberator-2

CROWN-DOWN & STEP-BACK TECHNIQUE INITIAL EXPLORATION After exposing the orifice, explore canal and estimate working length using Miltex Flex-R® hand files (REF 012-14069), Miltex apex locator and radiographs. Use Miltex Hi-5™ files (REF 012-26010) to clear obstructions. STEP 1: RADICULAR ACCESS (CROWN-DOWN) Use the Liberator Roane Gates-Glidden (RGG) Drills #1, 2, 3 in succession, irrigating between each size. Speed must be 1,600 RPM. 1. RGG #1 (118/08 tip/taper) If canal diameter is small, start with RGG#2, otherwise, advance file into canal 1 to 3mm from the point of first contact. Tilt the...

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Brochure - Liberator-3

THE FIRST ROTARY FILE THAT WILL NOT SELF-THREAD Liberator™ rotary nickel-titanium endodontic files are the result of years of research and development as well as feedback from leading clinicians in the field of endodontics. The files incorporate a unique straight blade design1 and manufacturing process1 that eliminates the traditional helical flutes found on virtually all rotary endodontic files. The result is that Liberator files will not self-thread into a canal. Self-threading is a major contributor to file separation. Liberator files provide a level of safety, control and effectiveness that...

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F EEL THE S UPERIOR C UTTING E FFICIENCY The triangular cross-section and lack of radial lands provide sharp cutting edges and reduce torque demand on Liberator files. Because the files operate at higher RPM’s (1,000-2,000) compared to conventional files (300-500), torque is further reduced, thereby decreasing the chance of separation: Torque = Work X 5252 Illustration of Liberator Cross-Section Design FASTER, EASY-USE Liberator files rotating at 1,000-2,000 RPM cut dentin faster than conventional rotary files rotating at 300 RPM. This higher speed also provides excellent tactile feel in canals....

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Brochure - Liberator-5

THE LIBERATOR PRODUCT LINE Roane Gates Glidden (RGG) Drills Apical Shaping Files The Liberator technique starts with Roane Gates Glidden (RGG) drills. These replace conventional Gates Glidden drills because they create a consistent .08 taper in the coronal region. The size 70 RGG is flexible for deeper access. Liberator shaping files can be used for almost every canal because the product offering is extensive, including .02, .04 and .06 ISO-sized tapers. Coronal Flaring Instruments These instruments of greater taper can be used to further shape the coronal region. Tip 20 30 40 25 60 80 25 Special...

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Please contact your dealer or Miltex Customer Service today for additional information. What is the Miltex Story? Miltex, Inc. was originally founded as E. Miltenberg, Inc., in New York City in 1890 as a trading company and importer. Miltex, Inc. has established itself as one of the largest and most respected supplier of hand-held surgical instruments in the alternate site market. To ensure that Miltex provides the finest products, Miltex has achieved certification to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485, and Miltex products are also CE certified. In 2001, Miltex, Inc. acquired the assets of the dental supplies...

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