Description

Bioceramic reparative cement.

Indication

Treatment of the root canal perforations or furcation;

Sealing of internal and communicating root resorptions;

Retrofilling in endodontic surgeries;

Pulp capping in treatments;

Pulpotomy;

Apexification;

Apexogenesis.

Features and Benefits

• Ions Calcium Release

  Enhances formation of mineralized tissues; provides biological seal of perforations and total repair of damaged periradicular tissues.

• Capable of inducing neoformation of periradicular cementum

  Biological action.

• Hydrophilic

  Can be used in humid areas without losing properties.

• High alkalinity

  Antibacterial properties.

• Low solubility

  Does not allow leakage.

• Calcium oxide

  Promotes tissue biocompatibility.

• Aggregated oxides

  Great compressive strength.

• High radiopacity

  Higher radiopacity than that of dentin, allowing excellent radiographic visualization.

• Setting time of 15 minutes

  Shorter setting time than similar cements.