Abraham Jaskiel, DMD Miami, FL, Nilay Nanavati, DDS Lindenhurst, NY, Jason Wetmore, DMD Rockledge, FL
If you found an affordable endodontic file system that simplified root canal procedures while allowing you to use the same familiar technique, would you give it a try? What if those files were offered at a lower cost but maintained the same or better strength and flexibility as your previous endo files? Would it be worth the switch? DPS evaluator Dr. Abraham Jaskiel is convinced that it is. After testing EdgeEndo’s EdgeOne Fire heat-treated reciprocating files in his practice, Dr. Jaskiel was pleasantly surprised with the “very strong, predictable, and easy-to-use system.” He said he was able to perform endodontic procedures with ease and appreciated that the 4-file system eliminated the need for multiple files. Designed to shape canals with the same sequence and reciprocating motion as gold-treated files, EdgeOne Fire files are available in 4 sizes (20, 25, 35, and 45) and 3 lengths (21 mm, 25 mm, and 31 mm). Because of the familiar sequence and reciprocating motion, switching from previous files to EdgeOne Fire is seamless, according to the manufacturer. “I find this system better, stronger, and easier to use than other, more expensive systems that I have used in the past,” Dr. Jaskiel concluded.
