Clinical protocol / Transform S™ ET
Transform S™ ET is not a shortcut around canal negotiation. Its advantage is what happens after the path is known: FlexION Technology supports a calmer file response through curvature, while Avatar Tip helps the file follow the prepared route.
Transform S™ ET
The file is introduced after the clinician has evidence that the canal path is real, reproducible, and safe to shape. That is where Avatar Tip and FlexION Technology become clinically useful rather than merely technical features.
MB2 and curved-canal use cases
MB2 canals are narrow, curved, and easy to overload. Once the path is confirmed, FlexION Technology helps the file respond with greater adaptability instead of locking into the wall, reducing unnecessary torsional stress and helping protect against fatigue and separation.
Review MB2 protocolIn curved canals, the advantage is load management. The file follows a glide path that already returns to length, then shapes with short, clean, reassessed engagement.
Review curved-canal protocolTransform S solution
The point is not to make the file more aggressive. The point is to make the shaping phase more controlled once the path has already been established.
Designed to support a more flexible, controlled response where canal curvature increases file load.
A rounded guidance-focused tip helps the file follow the pathway that has already been built.
Keeps an ET-style workflow recognizable while connecting it to a stricter glide-path discipline.
Separates discovery from enlargement so the shaping file is not used as a search instrument.
Apical guidance
A smoother guidance-focused apical geometry designed to support centered advancement where canal tolerance is lowest.
Addresses abrupt apical engagement, transportation risk, and loss of path control in demanding anatomy.
Clinical benefits
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