The JIZAI System is the newest addition to the MANI endodontic product line. Each file is fully heat treated, highly flexible and designed to cut smoothly and efficiently.
The cross-sectional shape and flute pitch help prevent overinstrumentation and file binding. Each file can be pre-bent and will hold its shape. The Japan-manufactured files are available in individual ISO-sized packs of three files or as part of a standard kit, which includes a sequence of 25.04, 25.06, and 35.04 files designed to instrument straight and slightly curved canals.
Three foundational concepts form the basis of JIZAI.
- Smooth designs provide an optimal cutting experience. Radial lands help prevent overinstrumentation and excessive engagement on the root canal walls. The off-center file axis is uniquely designed to provide a larger “pocket” space for debris removal during instrumentation.
- Flexible respects the original anatomy. The heat treatment that each JIZAI undergoes results in a significantly lower risk of ledging, transportation, and perforation.
- Simple describes how files shape severely curved canals with ease through procedural-based sequencing. Tip size and taper are etched on the shank.
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About MANI
Established in 1956 in Takenzawa, Japan (north of Tokyo), by Masao Matsutani, MANI is a manufacturer of medical devices and dental instruments. Its singular goal is “Contributing to people’s happiness in the world through developing, manufacturing and delivering the product that can help doctors and patients.” MANI products are safe, high-quality medical devices that satisfy the needs of doctors and patients. The products have also passed the strict standards of various countries around the world.
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