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The Plano allows gutta percha cones to be placed in a hypochlorite bath to disinfect them while waiting to be used for obturation. Each well is identified by the name of the channel. The central part is used to mix the sealing cement.

The Body Tray is a transfer tray that sits directly on the patient's chest. Thanks to its microbead cushion, it conforms perfectly to the patient's body shape without slipping, providing a stable and ergonomic work area.

This kit includes everything you need to perform retro canal preparation in endodontic surgery. Handpiece, inserts, and sterilization box. Available with inserts for anterior teeth treatment or inserts for posterior teeth treatment.

The special design of the ZK Flex file gives it great flexibility. These are very interesting files for the initial exploration of a canal.

The Apical Shaper instrument is an "Apical Finishing" instrument. 3% taper. Its use is recommended when the canal foramen is gauged with a diameter greater than that of the last instrument used. Sold in packs of 4 or 6.

BlueShaper PRO continuous rotation, combines a sharper tip with Gold heat treatment, providing superior durability and reliability. Resists torsion and cyclic fatigue, guarantees optimal performance for precise and secure endodontic treatments.

C files are useful for retreatment. Either to complete a filling or to pass apical stops into the canal. These files are stronger at their tip and have better resistance to buckling than K files.

The Excalibur is the ZARC society's instrument of reciprocity. Used with the conventional reciprocal movement (30° clockwise, 150° counterclockwise) the Excalibur is part of the so-called "mono-intsumental sequence" instruments.

So-called Hedström limes. They are used mainly for reprocessing to remove residual filling material from the walls once permeability has been restored.

ZARC hand files are steel K files. They are used for initial exploration of canals, gauging of the foramen or for manual shaping of canals with wider than normal foramens.

ZARC hand files are steel K files. They are used for initial exploration of canals, gauging of the foramen or for manual shaping of canals with wider than normal foramens.