Common errors
- Shaping the main canal and declaring done
- Using single-cone in split anatomy
- Under-sized apical prep in each branch
- Skipping activated irrigation
Apical Canal Splits
3-Branch Apical Split
4K-APS-3B
Three diverging apical pathways demand careful negotiation of each branch, individual working length confirmation, and creative obturation to seal all terminals.
Expert
3-Branch
Apical Split
Why this model
Its clinical value.
Apical splits are often invisible on conventional films but dictate the success of obturation. The model teaches you to plan filling before shaping.
Clinical context
How this model trains.
Training protocol
- CBCT (if available) to map all branches
- Working length per branch confirmed independently
- Ultrasonic activation of irrigant
- Warm vertical compaction with small pluggers
- Obturation radiograph to verify each branch sealed
Success criteria
- All three branches filled to working length
- No voids visible on obturation film
- Seal extends into secondary anatomy
Learning outcomes
What the trainee learns.
- Three-branch working length determination
- Individual canal negotiation strategy
- Warm vertical compaction for split canals
Specifications
Technical details.
- SKU
- 4K-APS-3B
- Category
- Apical Canal Splits
- Printing
- 34μm SLA
- Manufactured in
- Cairo, Egypt
- Pricing
- Contact for institutional pricing
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Models in the same category.
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