XP-endo® Rise
FKG Dentaire
XP-endo® Rise
FKG Dentaire
2-file system with exclusive 2-in-1 Shaper that serves both initial treatment and retreatment — MaxWire technology at uniform 1000 RPM / 1.0 Ncm, up to 8 canals per instrument
Continuous Rotation · MaxWire (NiTi alloy)
- RPM
- Ncm1.0
- File
- 2
Specifications
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| File | Tip | Taper | SpeedRPM | TorqueNcm | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Diameter at the file tip (D0). Larger tips shape wider canals. | |||||
How much the file widens per mm. Higher taper = more aggressive cutting. | |||||
Rotational speed (RPM). Follow manufacturer settings to prevent file breakage. | |||||
Rotational force limit (Ncm). Prevents file fracture by auto-reversing when resistance is too high. | |||||
XP-endo Rise Gliderwhite | 0.15 | 4% | 1000 | 1.0 | Glide path |
XP-endo Rise Shaperblue | 0.30 | 4% | 1000 | 1.0 | Shaping |
Clinical Tips
- Both instruments operate at uniform settings: 1000 RPM / 1.0 Ncm (per IFU).
- The Rise Shaper is a 2-in-1 instrument: it can be used for both initial canal shaping and gutta percha removal during retreatment (per IFU and brochure).
- MaxWire alloy appears straight at room temperature and expands to its programmed shape at body temperature, allowing the file to adapt to canal anatomy.
- Each instrument may treat up to 8 root canals (per IFU), compared to 4 canals for the original XP-endo Shaper.
- The branded Rise Glider is purpose-designed for this system, unlike the original XP-endo Shaper which used any glide path file.
- Per brochure, FKG claims the XP-endo Shaper is 2x faster than a conventional competitor for retreatment procedures, citing an ex vivo study (AlOmari et al., 2021) that compared it with Reciproc Blue.
- These instruments have not been tested on children, pregnant, or breastfeeding women (per IFU).
Warnings
- Maximum of 8 root canals per instrument (per IFU)
- Inspect instruments before use; discard if there are any visible defects (per IFU)
- Regularly inspect during use; discard if the instrument shows signs of wear such as straightening (per IFU)
- Contains nickel; the IFU excludes use in people with known allergic sensitivity to this metal
- Use the instruments in the order of the sequence: glide path first, then shaping (per IFU)
- These instruments have not been tested on children, pregnant, or breastfeeding women (per IFU)
- Irrigate the canal thoroughly and frequently after instrument extraction (per IFU)
Obturation Techniques
Single cone, warm vertical, carrier-based & lateral compaction
Protocol
01Glide Path2
02Shaping1
03Finishing1
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Frequently Asked Questions
What alloy is XP-endo Rise made from?
What alloy is XP-endo Rise made from?
Answer
XP-endo® Rise is manufactured from MaxWire (NiTi alloy) with max-wire heat treatment.
How many files are in the XP-endo Rise sequence?
How many files are in the XP-endo Rise sequence?
Answer
The XP-endo® Rise system includes 2 files: XP-endo Rise Glider, XP-endo Rise Shaper.
What is the XP-endo Rise file sequence?
What is the XP-endo Rise file sequence?
Answer
XP-endo® Rise is used in this order: XP-endo Rise Glider → XP-endo Rise Shaper.
- Per-file speed, torque and technique are in the protocol section above.
What motion type does XP-endo Rise use?
What motion type does XP-endo Rise use?
Answer
XP-endo® Rise uses continuous rotation motion.
What cases is XP-endo Rise best for?
What cases is XP-endo Rise best for?
Answer
XP-endo® Rise is best suited for: minimally invasive canal shaping with anatomical adaptation, 2-in-1 treatment and retreatment with a single shaper file, simplified 2-file workflow at uniform motor settings.
What speed and torque settings are recommended for XP-endo Rise?
What speed and torque settings are recommended for XP-endo Rise?
Answer
Recommended settings: 1000 RPM and 1.0 Ncm across the file sequence (refer to official DFU for full per-file parameters).
Reviewed by
Uzm. Dt. Levent Yüksel
DDS · Endodontist
Endodontist — DDS, Hacettepe University; endodontics specialty training, Ankara University. 10+ years of clinical experience. Sole author and reviewer of EndoGuide content.
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Yüksel L. XP-endo Rise: sequence, speed and torque settings. EndoGuide. Updated: 2026-11-12. https://endo-guide.app/system/xp-endo-rise
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