ESX® Endodontic System
Simple sophistication, optimal results
Modern restorative dentistry is based on two key fundamental concepts—minimally invasive preparations and optimal strength through a bonded restoration.
With the introduction of an elegant yet simple, minimally-invasive file system (ESX®) and bioceramic bonded obturation system (BC Sealer™ and BC Points™), the practitioner is now able to bring these two restorative concepts to endodontic procedures. The restoration of the endodontically treated tooth can now truly begin at the apex.
Patented ESX File Design
The ESX endodontic (two-file) shaping system is fully synchronized from instrumentation through post placement, and features several patented features. The entire system is designed to be minimally invasive, thereby maximizing the long-term prognosis of the tooth.
Patented ACP™ Design
The asymmetrical ACP (Alternating Contact Point) flute design alternates among zero to three points of engagement. This unique motion allows the ESX to instrument three-dimensionally while removing debris coronally in a wave-like fashion.
Patent BT Tip™ Design
This anti-ledging, anti-perfing tip design features six cutting edges that smoothly transition to a true triangular cross section (reamer design). This unique patented design allows stress-free apical progression while respecting even the most challenging canal anatomy. This revolutionary design allows for fewer instruments and larger diameter increases.
Proprietary Electropolished Finish
Brasseler files are the only files in the United States that are electropolished. This proprietary surface treatment improves resistance to cyclic and torsional fatigue and removes surface imperfections inherent in nickel-titanium files.
ESX 2-File Shaping and Obturation Technique
The aforementioned patented features allow practitioners to safely and efficiently instrument most canals with just two ESX instruments. Once initial patency is established (#15/.02), the ESX Expeditor™ file (#15/.05) is used to shape the canal to full working length. The ESX Finishing file is selected based on the amount of engagement needed to reach full working length with the Expeditor. Next, the appropriate ESX Finishing File is taken to full working length and the canal is obturated with the matching bioceramic coated/impregnated BC Points™ and BC Sealer™. If a post is necessary, the ESX system features a fully synchronized fiber post that matches the shape created by the ESX files.
Contact Brasseler USA today to test drive the ESX in the comfort of your own office.
For more information, contact:
Brasseler USA
800-841-4522
www.BrasselerUSA.com
