Description
GemDent Peeso Reamers – Pack of 6
GemDent Peeso Reamers are precision-engineered rotary instruments specifically designed for post-space preparation and controlled canal enlargement. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, these reamers provide the superior cutting efficiency and durability required for refining the coronal and middle thirds of the root canal system.
Featuring a long, parallel-sided cutting head, GemDent Peeso Reamers enable high-precision dentin removal, making them the ideal choice for clinicians preparing a predictable environment for post placement and final restoration.
🏗️ Product Features
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Parallel-Sided Cutting Head: Engineered specifically for uniform post-space preparation and efficient canal widening.
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High-Quality Stainless Steel: Forged for maximum strength and superior corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term clinical reliability.
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Coronal & Middle Third Optimization: Designed for controlled dentin removal, providing a smooth transition from the orifice to the mid-canal.
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Latch-Type Compatibility: Fully compatible with all standard latch-type slow-speed handpieces for seamless operatory integration.
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Smooth Cutting Action: Optimized flute geometry ensures predictable enlargement with minimal risk of "grabbing" or vibration.
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ISO Size Identification: Clear marking for quick and accurate selection during complex restorative procedures.
📊 Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Material | Medical-Grade Stainless Steel |
| Type | Latch-Type Peeso Reamer |
| Lengths | 28 mm and 32 mm |
| Packaging | 6 Reamers per Pack |
| Speed Recommendation | Slow-Speed Handpiece (800–1200 RPM) |
📏 Available Configurations
GemDent Peeso Reamers are available in multiple lengths and sizes to accommodate various tooth lengths and post requirements:
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28 mm Length: Available in Sizes #1, #2, #3, and #4
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32 mm Length: Available in Sizes #1, #2, #3, and #4
💡 Clinical Tip: Post-Space Safety
To avoid root perforation, always use Peeso Reamers in a straight-line access. Ensure the canal has been thoroughly obturated before preparation, and always start with the smallest size that fits the canal width. Never force the reamer apically; let the cutting head do the work to maintain the integrity of the remaining tooth structure.