ALWAYS get TUG-BACK during Root Canal | Woodpecker R1 Gutta percha cutter REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Ever had problems with length control when carrying out root canal treatment? Never got that tug-back feeling and want to know how to get it? The Woodpecker R1 gutta percha cutter is the number one instrument you need in your armamentarium when providing good quality root canal.
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This guy removed my wisdom tooth back in 2016 or 2017 I was terrified but fair play to him I felt nothing and he was very friendly great dentist
Hi Lee! Thanks for the comment pal, you’ve made my day! 🤣
@@ilovethepulp your welcome pal good dentists are hard to come by these days hopefully be in your chair again soon once the NHS waiting list opens back up
Amaizng! I frequently face this problem... Thank you!
Love the detail you are showing- even though I'm not a dentist, who would not want a dentist going into this much detail!
Thanks for your support Tim! I’ve been inspired by your sleek and well polished content you’ve produced over the years!
@@ilovethepulp thank you, as you might know it wasn't always that way, you have everything you need, just keep going!
Hey doc..I was just wondering if the apical part of the gp that gets cut by that device has fixed length? Fixed length in the sense..does that device allow you to insert the gp freely in or it only allows to the point that you could simply cut the apical gp part? Thanks
Hi Anil, it allows you to insert the GP freely. Remember though, the GP is tapered and increases in size so you push the GP point up the the diameter of the tapered GP point! hope that helps!
Do you sterelize it like everything else ? Prion cycle?
I just got one
Yes it goes in the autoclave! Where did you buy yours from?
Can we use this gp cutter for 2% 4% and 6% taper guttapurcha
Yes all tapers!
How much does this cost n is it available in India?
In the UK it’s around £40, I’m not sure if it’s available in India!
Great video and very well explained! Do you have multiple R1 plus cutters (one for every patient) or do you just have one and you disinfect it with desinfecting tissues?
They are autoclaved, although I used to have 3 but the nurse had a habit of throwing them in the bin by accident!
@@ilovethepulp shit happens😅
@@ZACY1234 absolutely, but my assistant is amazing so its all good!
I get excellent results like with your R1 gutta cutter using the regular dentsply calibrator + surgical scalpel, easy, always repeatable, easier to clean and never dull. never even tried to use scissors as obviously the result would be frustratingly sloppy.
Absolutely! A scalpel is perfect, I think my main issue with a scalpel however, is that a new one has to be opened everytime and this can become quite costly! Alternatively, the gutta cutter can be autoclaved and used many times. Do you have any other suggestions for future videos?
did u use 25.04 file? or 06?
Thanks for question! From what i remember it was 25/variable file (Hyflex EDM 25#)
great video
Thanks Rob! Hit the subscribe button if you wouldn't mind!!
Thank you very much for this great video and excellent illustrations. My understanding is that we use a one smaller size gp point and cut it to fit exactly the next larger size. This is awsome.
But what about cases that we need to just cut a tiny bit from the tip so as not to be forced to prep the canal a total of 1 size larger file! which is sometimes risky in case of 0.4 or more tapers? I wish they do another ruler that cut the gp in increments of 0.5mm in addition to this “standerdized” ruler
Sometimes i just use the cutter to cut a small piece off, but I don't fully seat the GP point into the hole.
Hi! Can I have your email id?
You can DM me on Instagram!