Endo 3DP™ #11 Accessed Incisor (UL3)

Endo 3DP™ · #11 upper left canine · pre-accessed

A canal big enough to show every mistake you can make in one

Is a wide canal the easy case, or the one that catches people out? Both, which is why the maxillary canine earns its place on a course bench. The Endo 3DP #11 is a single-rooted upper left canine with a Type I configuration and, in Acadental's words, an extensive and challenging large canal space for intricate cleaning and obturation techniques. Wide means the walls are hard to touch with a file, and a single cone rattles. Everything a trainee needs to learn about hydraulics and vertical condensation happens here, in full view.

This item: 1 × Endo 3DP #11, upper left canine (UL3), supplied pre-accessed
Made by Acadental, USA · mfr code 3D_AE601A_11RL

› The condensation tooth – a wide canal is where warm vertical technique earns its keep, and where an unmatched single cone is exposed.
› Pre-accessed – straight to cleaning and shaping, with the same starting cavity on every bench.
› For radiographs – the radiopaque X2 Endo #11 is the same tooth position with films available.

Is this an easy tooth or a hard one?
Easy to find, hard to fill well. It is a good second exercise: the access and negotiation are undemanding, so attention goes to touching the walls and to a dense obturation.

Our item name says incisor – is this a canine?
It is the canine. Universal tooth #11 is the maxillary left canine, UL3 in Palmer notation, and that is the tooth Acadental supplies under this code.

What pairs with it on a course?
An anterior and a molar. #09 adds a lateral canal and multiple terminuses; #31 adds severe curvature and calcification.

Complete the system

Endo 3DP™ #11 · upper left canine UL3 · single root, Type I canal · large canal space · pre-accessed · radiolucent · Acadental · REF ACA-3DAE601A11RL