Since the introduction of nickel titanium rotary instrumentation to endodontics, we have learned much about the clinical strengths and limitations of these great instruments. With recent improvements in metallurgy, enhanced designs, and innovative rotary file motions, we need to understand how these changes affect clinical instrumentation. We must take advantage of these improvements to create an instrumentation protocol that combines simplicity and predictability. Furthermore, a simple yet effective method will be introduced that combines the latest material science with endodontic synchronicity for a passive bonded root canal obturation. As practicing dentists we are committed to success, In the event of a perforation while trying to find canals, it is important to know how to use bioceramic technology to turn this event into a successful case.