Flexible Glide Files by Waldent

Waldent's Wal-flex Gold Glide Rotary Files boast exceptional flexibility, allowing them to safely navigate any canal. They preserve canal anatomy, preventing apical transportation and ledge formation. With a triangular cross-section, sharp cutting edges, and a non-cutting tip, these files enhance cutting efficiency and minimize apical transportation. A proprietary heat treatment provides controlled memory, offering 350% more resistance to cyclic fatigue. Compared to manual stainless steel files, they cause less canal transportation, are suitable for curved canals, more flexible, faster, and better preserve original canal anatomy. Key advantages include a triangular cross-section for sharp cutting, a non-cutting tip, gold thermal treatment for enhanced efficiency, and extreme flexibility for safe negotiation. The system consists of three rotary files (G1, G2, G3) used for glide path enlargement after initial negotiation with a size 10 K-file. After establishing a glide path, introduce G1 at 300 rpm, recapitulate with a size 10 K-file in canals with accentuated curves, then introduce G2 and G3 following the same protocol. Glide files, used for establishing a glide path in rotary endodontics, help prevent torque failure and cyclic fatigue.

• Exceptional Flexibility: Safely navigate any canal
• Canal Anatomy Preservation: Minimal apical transportation, no ledge formation
• Triangular Cross-Section: Sharp Edges, Enhanced Efficiency
• Non-Cutting Tip: Minimizes Apical Transportation
• Gold Thermal Treatment: Controlled Memory, High Cyclic Fatigue Resistance
• Advantages Over Manual Files: Less Canal Transportation, Suitable for Curved Canals, Faster Instrumentation, Better Anatomy Preservation
• Advantages: Sharp Edges, Minimal Apical Transportation, Enhanced Efficiency, High Cyclic Fatigue Resistance
• Unique Flexibility: Stress-Responsive Flutes, No Shape Memory
• Composition: Ni 44%, Ti 56%
• Waldent Wal-flex Glide Files Packs: G1, G2, G3 - Each Pack Contains 3 Files
• Usage: Glide Path Enlargement After Initial Negotiation with K-File
• Usage Details: Introduce G1 at 300 rpm, Recapitulate with K-File in Curved Canals, Follow with G2 and G3
• FAQs: Glide Files Definition, Glide Path Use