FKG iRace Endodontic Instruments Instruction Manual

FKG iRace Endodontic Instruments

Product Information

The iRace & iRace Plus are endodontic instruments used for shaping and irrigating the root canal during dental procedures. The instruments operate at a speed of 600 rpm with a torque of 1.5 Ncm. They come in different sizes and taper options for various cases.

Taper and ISO Diameter Identification:

• (1) Thin ring Taper: .02, .04, .06
  • R1 – 15/.06
  • R2 – 25/.04
  • R3 – 30/.04
• (2) Large ring ISO sizes:
  • R1a – 20/.02
  • R1b – 25/.02
  • R2 – 25/.04
  • R3 – 30/.04

Product Usage Instructions

For Most Cases:

1. Prepare the glide path first.
2. Introduce R1 in rotation and reach the working length (WL). If R1 does not reach the WL, proceed to step 1 of the iRace Plus protocol.
3. Continue shaping with R2 up to the WL.
4. Finish the shaping with R3 up to the WL.

For Difficult Cases:

1. Follow step 1 of the iRace protocol using R1a to reach the WL.
2. Continue shaping with R1b up to the WL.
3. Once WL is reached, continue from step 2 of the iRace protocol.

Sterilization Protocol for Reusable Medical Devices:

Note:
For first use, follow the non-sterile products instructions. For subsequent uses, follow the sterile products instructions.

Non-Sterile Products – First Use:

1. Carefully follow the cleaning and sterilization rules mentioned below.

Sterile Products – First Use:

1. Open the alveolus.
2. Extract the instrument (use gloves).
3. Use the instrument according to good dental practice.

Sterile Products – Second Use and Following Uses:
Carefully follow the cleaning, inspection, packing, sterilization, and storage rules mentioned below.

Cleaning:

1. Manually clean the instruments with or without ultrasonic assistance.
2. Rinse under distilled/demineralized water for at least 1 minute. Then dry the instruments.
3. Inspect and sort out damaged or worn-out instruments.

Packing:
Place the instruments in a suitable support/container and pack them in sterilization pouches ISO 11607-1.

Sterilization:

1. Follow the sterilization protocol according to EN/ISO 17664.

Storage:
Keep the devices in sterilization wrap/pouch in a dry and clean environment.

Description

Taper (1) and ISO diameter (2) identification

Depth marks (in millimeters)
Available on 21 / 25 / 31 mm instruments

Safety Memo Disc (SMD)

Pull off petals to master metal fatigue:

• 1 x Simple case
• 2 x Medium case
• 4 x Difficult case

Rubber stop – ISO length/active part

• 21/16 mm
• 25/16 mm
• 31/16 mm

Golden rules

• Speed: 600 rpm
• Torque: 1.5 Ncm
  • Long back-and-forth gentle strokes.
  • Light touch, let the instrument work.
  • Work 3-4 seconds in a row, get out, clean the blade and irrigate the canal.

iRace

• 1 blister includes: 1 x R1, 1 x R2, 1 x R3

For most cases
straight, slightly curved and/or large Prepare glide path first, then

1. Introduce R1 in rotation and reach working length (WL); In case R1 does not reach the WL, do not force and go to step 1 of iRace Plus protocol
2. Continue shaping with R2 up to WL;
3. Finish the shaping with R3 up to WL.

iRace Plus

• 1 blister includes: 2 x (R1a + R1b)

For difficult cases
severely curved, narrow, and/or calcified

Following of iRace protocol step 1

1. Use R1a to reach WL;
2. Continue shaping with R1b up to WL;

When WL is reached, continue from step 2 of the iRace protocol.

Sterilization protocol for reusable medical devices

Non-sterile products

First use

• Carefully follow the rules here below
• Cleaning and Sterilization

Sterile products

First use

1. Open the alveolus
2. Extract the instrument (use of gloves imperative)
3. Use the instrument according to good dental practice

Second use:
Carefully follow the rules here below Second and following uses.

Cleaning

1. Manual cleaning with/without

   • Ultrasonic assistance
   • Thorough cleaning allows efficient disinfection & sterilization.

2. Rinse

   • Under distilled/demineralized water for at least 1 min.
   • Then dry the instruments.

3. Inspection – Check
   Sort out damaged or worn-out instruments.

4. Packing
   Place the instruments in a suitable support/container and pack the devices in sterilization pouches ISO 11607-1.
   Sterilization

5. According to EN/ISO 17664 protocol

   • Autoclave: 134°C/273°F, 2.2 bar during 18 min.

6. Storage
   Keep devices in sterilization wrap/pouch in a dry and clean environment.
   Always refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for cycle & duration
   Second and following uses

7. Pre-disinfection
   Plunge instruments after use in detergent solution and eventually brush them manually.

8. Rinse

   • Under running water at least 1 min.
   • Then dry the instruments.

9. Follow steps 1 – 6 above

Complete operating protocol and warnings on www.fkg.ch.

General information

Pre-/Disinfection DO NOT USE
solutions containing:

• phenol (corrosion)
• aldehyde (blood fixation)
• di-/triethanolamines (corrosion)

Sterilization with chemicals or dry air devices has not been validated by FKG Dentaire. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for cycle & duration. Nevertheless, our instruments withstand such methods.

Caution:
This product contains nickel and should not be used for individuals with known allergic sensitivity to this metal.

A single patient use is recommended to avoid cross-contamination.

FKG Dentaire Sàrl
Le Crêt-du-Locle 4, 2322 Le Crêt-du-Locle, Switzerland
Tel. +41 32 924 22 44, info@fkg.ch, www.fkg.ch.

References

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