As stated by the manufacturers the added features which certainly seems interesting , but I couldn't find any substantial literature on the above system.
If any of the fellow clinicians have used the V-TAPERED 2H file system or have come across any literature kindly share.
http://www.sswhiteburs.com/content/v-taper™2-rotary-files
Thank you Dr Omayama for your reply
Well it is partly correct as u have stated... Having said that it also varies from case to case .as there r various systems available each having a design variation in the physics of the file which can be used sply if u believed in hybrid technique as per canal anatomy.
I believed in knowing about the system specifications before using it so as to not jus mechanicaaly archive the require apical enlargement and taper,as the features like rake angle,land,flute design do help in better preparation and debris removal.
Thank you Dr Omayama for your reply
Well it is partly correct as u have stated... Having said that it also varies from case to case .as there r various systems available each having a design variation in the physics of the file which can be used sply if u believed in hybrid technique as per canal anatomy.
I believed in knowing about the system specifications before using it so as to not jus mechanicaaly archive the require apical enlargement and taper,as the features like rake angle,land,flute design do help in better preparation and debris removal.
Hello Dr. Mehta,
I had come across this V taper files in our endo conference last year. The design features looks promising. I wanted to use this system, but the GP cones were little too expensive. And since it is a variable taper file, it is not possible to use other constant taper GP cones. Or else we will have to use WVC. In a country like India, we have to always assess the cost/ benefit ratio. I am also eagerly looking forward to some alternative.
Thanks and Regards
Nasil
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