KP – Pex Calcium hydroxide (Woodpecker)

A gutta percha solvent that consists of refined orange oil. DESCRIPTION:

• All most all of the root canal filling techniques uses endodontic cements and gutta-percha. Gutta-percha is a material made basically of a vegetal resin and is soluble in chemical solvents.
• The filling cements that present colophony in their compositions (i.e. N-Rickert and Pulp Fill) are also dissolved by the orange terpene, once the colophony is also a vegetal resin.
• The essential orange oil is also efficient in cleaning the root canal filled by Zinc Oxide and Eugenol cement . Some solvents are used as an auxiliary in removal of the filling material, preventing against undesirable injuries.
• CITROL is an alternative for new endodontics treatment, presenting high capacity as a gutta-percha solvent.
• It is an essential oil, volatile, extracted from the orange coat and has a pleasant smell.
• Its main characteristic is that the product is not toxic for the professional, for the patient and for the environment.
• Presents a fast action and is innocuous to the adjacent tissue and to the tooth.

Eugenol free, radiopaque paste (powder liquid) for the permanent obturation of the infected root canals specifically in the presence of granuloma. DESCRIPTION:

• Granulotec is a Eugenol free, bactericidal, non resorbable and radiopaque preparation for the permanent obturation after pulpectomy and root-canal treatment of infected root canals specifically in presence of a granuloma.
• It is also used as a permanent obturation of non-infected (vital) teeth.
• Ensures in only one treatment:
• The healing of infection.
• The resorption of the granuloma.
• The regeneration of the periapical tissues.
• The permanent obturation.
• Enables direct coronal obturation with composites.
• Allows, if required, easy re-reaming of the canal for further Inlay core or bridge reconstruction.

 

DESCRIPTION Fiber Posts are quartz resin transparent posts used in conjunction with a core on endodontically treated teeth. This material ensures that endodontically treated teeth can still have a final restoration which can be retained and stable. Endodontically treated teeth need to have a final restoration for them to be successful in the long run. However, there are cases where you need to provide extra steps to ensure retention of the restoration. Sometimes, you need to use dental fiber posts. This material is a transparent post that can be cemented in the root canal space. With this product, you can substitute for the missing tooth structure, which is lost due to previous trauma or carious lesion. Moreover, once placed with a core, this product can retain the restoration and give an appropriate seal for the healing and function of the patient.