Endo Safe End Endodontic Access Burs

• Feature a safe end, non-cutting tip.
• Prevent depth cutting to avoid:
• Penetration of the pulp chamber floor
• Ledging during access preparation
• Available in two sizes: 1.4 mm and 1.8 mm

Initial Endodontic Access

• Use appropriately sized round carbide operative burs (e.g., FG #4, FG #6) or Great White round burs (standard or surgical shank) to access metal coping.
• If accessing through a PFM crown:
• Penetrate the porcelain with a round diamond bur.
• Switch to a Great White round bur for metal coping access.

Enlargement of Endodontic Access (Straight-Line Access to Canals)

• Must be done without penetrating the pulp chamber floor.
• Endo Safe End burs cut laterally, not apically, preventing furcation perforation.
• Ideal bur characteristics:
• Side-cutting only
• Safe end (non-cutting) tip
• Prevents ledging

Enlarging the initial endodontic access is often necessary to achieve straight-line access to all canals. Endo Safe End instruments are specifically designed for this purpose, allowing lateral enlargement without cutting apically. This design ensures safe and controlled access, minimizing the risk of perforating the pulp chamber floor.

These instruments are available in two sizes, 1.4 mm and 1.8 mm, and feature a safe end tip that prevents the access cavity from deepening while permitting lateral expansion. By using Endo Safe End burs, clinicians can safely enlarge the access cavity while preserving the structural integrity of the tooth.

Adequate access is critical for successful endodontic treatment. Creating a straight-line path to the canal system allows instruments and materials to be used effectively within the complex root canal anatomy. Proper access cavity preparation should aim to:

• Achieve straight-line access to the apical foramen or the initial curvature of the canal
• Locate all root canal openings
• Conserve healthy tooth structure

• Pack of 5 Burs

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• Country of Origin: United States of America
• Manufacturer: SS White