Canal Variants

Type 7 — DNA Canal

4K-CNT-T7

Canals that separate and rejoin multiple times — a genuine anatomical puzzle that demands methodical negotiation and systematic obturation of each segment.

Expert Type VII Complex Anatomy
Why this model

Its clinical value.

Type VII "DNA" anatomy is the canal that splits, rejoins, and splits again. The value of the model is anatomical literacy — students stop assuming a canal is linear.

Clinical context

How this model trains.

Common errors

  • Assuming a linear path from orifice to apex
  • Missing the secondary loop on the straight-on film
  • Over-instrumenting at the split-rejoin zone
  • Single-cone obturation leaving voids

Training protocol

  1. CBCT mapping before treatment
  2. Segment-by-segment negotiation with #08
  3. Flexible small-taper shaping only
  4. Warm vertical compaction with careful down-pack
  5. Multiple post-op angles to document seal

Success criteria

  • All segments negotiated
  • Sealer flow visible across anatomy
  • No perforation or strip at transition zones
Learning outcomes

What the trainee learns.

  • Systematic multi-segment negotiation
  • Working length per segment
  • Complex canal obturation sequencing
Specifications

Technical details.

SKU
4K-CNT-T7
Category
Canal Variants
Printing
34μm SLA
Manufactured in
Cairo, Egypt
Pricing
Contact for institutional pricing
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