M-Tip is a safe and effective solution for root canal irrigation with sonic vibration.
The thin and flexible PEEK polymer tip can follow the canal curvatures safely without further enlarging the canal, and
activates irrigant throughout the canal.
The small tip diameter (.25 mm) with a variable taper (from .02 to .05) allows
navigating the canals to the working length smoothly even after minimally invasive preparations.
And, the safe and flexible tip made from PEEK polymer follows the canal curvatures without further enlarging the canal.
Sonic-activated tips create an oscillatory flow in the root canal,
leading to acoustic streaming of the irrigation fluid.
And, the powerful stream effectively activates irrigant and delivers it to
the entire root canal, including accessory canals and isthmuses.
Dentinal tubule orifices are patent and wide
after two-minute EDTA immesion and thirty-second irrigation with the M-Tip.
(Photo taken by Scanning Electron Microscope with a magnifying power of 5000.)
The sonic irrigant activation requires no extra space to install additional devices, using only an air sonic handpiece connected to conventional equipment, and is adaptable to the majority of final irrigation protocols.
Dr. Carlos A. Spironelli Ramos
U. S. A
Sonic handpieces employing special PEEK polymer tips oscillating between 1,500 to 3,000 Hertz frequencies have
long been proposed for irrigant agitation/activation as alternatives to ultrasonic metallic files.
The advantage is a more flexible tip without the risk of breakage, leading to the same good results.
Dr. Carlos A. Spironelli Ramos
DDS, MS, and Ph.D