X2 Endo™ #30 Molar (LR6)

X2 Endo™ · #30 lower right first molar · dual hardness

Coronal hardness built for one job: fine-tuning access

How do you practise an access cavity if the material gives way like plastic? You can't, which is why Acadental single this tooth out: real internal and external anatomy derived from CT data, outstanding radiographic results replicating a natural mandibular first molar, and coronal hardness that captures that of real enamel to perfectly fine tune your access skills. Underneath sits the standard layout – two canals in the mesial root, one in the distal, a typical pulp chamber – with a fairly straight mesiobuccal and a mesiolingual carrying moderate curvature.

This item: 1 × X2 Endo #30, lower right first molar (LR6), radiopaque
Made by Acadental, USA · mfr code 3D_AE601X2_30

› The access tooth of the range – if one exercise in the course is cutting a cavity properly, this is the tooth to spend money on.
› Films look right – outstanding radiographic results, in Acadental's words, with no radiopacity adjustment required.
› Cheaper for volume – Real-T Endo #19 gives the same three-canal lower molar layout for a whole cohort.

Access only, or the whole case?
Either – Acadental design it for both. Many courses cut the access, radiograph it, then continue to shaping on the same tooth.

Which bur?
A diamond. Acadental say so plainly across the X2 range, because the replicated enamel is comparable in hardness to a natural tooth.

What if the mesiolingual defeats them?
Drop back to the see-through Endo 3DP #30, where the file can be watched through the tooth wall, then return to this one.

Complete the system

X2 Endo™ #30 · lower right first molar LR6 · from CT data · enamel-like coronal hardness · two mesial canals, one distal · radiopaque · Acadental · REF ACA3D_AE601X2_30