Fi-G & Fi-P
Obturation System
Gutta-percha Obturation System
Fi-G & Fi-P
Obturation System
Gutta-percha Obturation System
Fi-G
· Fi-G enables the shortest heating and melting time within 15 seconds
· 0.5 mm injection needle
· 15-second fast heating
· Prevent gutta-percha leakage
· 360° rotatable injection needle
· Pushing ram with anti-return structure
· 0.5 mm injection needle
· 15-second fast heating
· Prevent gutta-percha leakage
· 360° rotatable injection needle
· Pushing ram with anti-return structure
Fi-P
· 0.2-second fast heating
· 0.4 mm bendable tip
· 0.4 mm bendable tip
0.2 Second Heating Time
High-performance conversion system ensures the efficient cutting.
0.4 mm Bendable Tip
Thinner tips can penetrate deeply into the narrow root canal, providing you a better treatment effect.
High Precision Temperature Control
Constant temperature prevents scalding
7 Working Temperatures
90℃, 120℃, 150℃, 180℃, 200℃, 230℃, 250℃
Suitable for different brands of gutta-percha on the market
Suitable for different brands of gutta-percha on the market
4 Hours of Endurance
Large capacity battery & special heating system enable 1500 operations with a full charge.
Quick Heating Within 15 Seconds
Reduce time for waiting and increase your working efficiency.
Prevent Gutta-percha Leakage 360° Rotatable Needle
Optimized structure, 360° uniform rotation, effectively avoiding gutta-percha leakage
Pushing Ram with Anti-Return Structure
Mechanical-locking structure, effectively preventing the pushing ram from returning and avoiding the generation of cavities and bubbles
Type & Diameter & Taper
Type & Size & Length
0.5 mm Injection Needle
Easy to reach the apical 3 mm of the canal for better filling effect
01 & 02
01: Select an appropriate master gutta-percha cone according to the prepared root canal.
02: Select a suitable tip for the Obturation Pen. Insert the tip into the root canal and keep it 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen. Use a rubber stop to mark the working length. Meanwhile, select a plugger of the same size.
02: Select a suitable tip for the Obturation Pen. Insert the tip into the root canal and keep it 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen. Use a rubber stop to mark the working length. Meanwhile, select a plugger of the same size.
03 & 04
03: Coat the master cone with sealer and insert it into the root canal.
04: Insert the tip of the Obturation Pen into the root canal. Press the heating button to cut off the excess gutta-percha and take it out.
04: Insert the tip of the Obturation Pen into the root canal. Press the heating button to cut off the excess gutta-percha and take it out.
05 & 06
05: Insert the tip into the root canal and press the heating button. Advance the tip to soften the gutta-percha until it reaches a point 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen.
06: Release the heating button to stop heating, while keeping pressure on the gutta-percha in the canal with the tip for about 10 s.
06: Release the heating button to stop heating, while keeping pressure on the gutta-percha in the canal with the tip for about 10 s.
07 & 08
07: Press the heating button for about 1 s, then quickly take out the remaining gutta-percha 3–5 mm from the apical foramen.
08: Use a plugger to compact the gutta-percha in the root canal.
08: Use a plugger to compact the gutta-percha in the root canal.
09 & 10
09: Place the needle of the Obturation Gun onto the surface of the gutta-percha in the root canal and keep it there for about 3 s to soften the gutta-percha.
10: Inject heated gutta-percha into the root canal while gradually withdrawing the needle. Do not fill the root canal completely in a single injection. It is recommended to fill in three increments, and each injection should not exceed 4 mm.
10: Inject heated gutta-percha into the root canal while gradually withdrawing the needle. Do not fill the root canal completely in a single injection. It is recommended to fill in three increments, and each injection should not exceed 4 mm.
11 & 12
11: Use a plugger to compact the injected gutta-percha in the root canal.
12: Repeat Steps 9–11 until the root canal is completely filled.
12: Repeat Steps 9–11 until the root canal is completely filled.
Standard Configuration & Optional
Fi-G
· Fi-G enables the shortest heating and melting time within 15 seconds
· 0.5 mm injection needle
· 15-second fast heating
· Prevent gutta-percha leakage
· 360° rotatable injection needle
· Pushing ram with anti-return structure
· 0.5 mm injection needle
· 15-second fast heating
· Prevent gutta-percha leakage
· 360° rotatable injection needle
· Pushing ram with anti-return structure
Fi-P
· 0.2-second fast heating
· 0.4 mm bendable tip
· 0.4 mm bendable tip
0.2 Second Heating Time
High-performance conversion system ensures the efficient cutting.
0.4 mm Bendable Tip
Thinner tips can penetrate deeply into the narrow root canal, providing you a better treatment effect.
High Precision Temperature Control
Constant temperature prevents scalding
7 Working Temperatures
90℃, 120℃, 150℃, 180℃, 200℃, 230℃, 250℃
Suitable for different brands of gutta-percha on the market
Suitable for different brands of gutta-percha on the market
4 Hours of Endurance
Large capacity battery & special heating system enable 1500 operations with a full charge.
Quick Heating Within 15 Seconds
Reduce time for waiting and increase your working efficiency.
Prevent Gutta-percha Leakage 360° Rotatable Needle
Optimized structure, 360° uniform rotation, effectively avoiding gutta-percha leakage
Pushing Ram with Anti-Return Structure
Mechanical-locking structure, effectively preventing the pushing ram from returning and avoiding the generation of cavities and bubbles
Type & Diameter & Taper
Type & Size & Length
0.5 mm Injection Needle
Easy to reach the apical 3 mm of the canal for better filling effect
01 & 02
01: Select an appropriate master gutta-percha cone according to the prepared root canal.
02: Select a suitable tip for the Obturation Pen. Insert the tip into the root canal and keep it 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen. Use a rubber stop to mark the working length. Meanwhile, select a plugger of the same size.
02: Select a suitable tip for the Obturation Pen. Insert the tip into the root canal and keep it 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen. Use a rubber stop to mark the working length. Meanwhile, select a plugger of the same size.
03 & 04
03: Coat the master cone with sealer and insert it into the root canal.
04: Insert the tip of the Obturation Pen into the root canal. Press the heating button to cut off the excess gutta-percha and take it out.
04: Insert the tip of the Obturation Pen into the root canal. Press the heating button to cut off the excess gutta-percha and take it out.
05 & 06
05: Insert the tip into the root canal and press the heating button. Advance the tip to soften the gutta-percha until it reaches a point 3–5 mm away from the apical foramen.
06: Release the heating button to stop heating, while keeping pressure on the gutta-percha in the canal with the tip for about 10 s.
06: Release the heating button to stop heating, while keeping pressure on the gutta-percha in the canal with the tip for about 10 s.
07 & 08
07: Press the heating button for about 1 s, then quickly take out the remaining gutta-percha 3–5 mm from the apical foramen.
08: Use a plugger to compact the gutta-percha in the root canal.
08: Use a plugger to compact the gutta-percha in the root canal.
09 & 10
09: Place the needle of the Obturation Gun onto the surface of the gutta-percha in the root canal and keep it there for about 3 s to soften the gutta-percha.
10: Inject heated gutta-percha into the root canal while gradually withdrawing the needle. Do not fill the root canal completely in a single injection. It is recommended to fill in three increments, and each injection should not exceed 4 mm.
10: Inject heated gutta-percha into the root canal while gradually withdrawing the needle. Do not fill the root canal completely in a single injection. It is recommended to fill in three increments, and each injection should not exceed 4 mm.
11 & 12
11: Use a plugger to compact the injected gutta-percha in the root canal.
12: Repeat Steps 9–11 until the root canal is completely filled.
12: Repeat Steps 9–11 until the root canal is completely filled.
Standard Configuration & Optional