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EDTA Flow – EDTA 17% liquid – For the Instrumentation of Root Canals and Smear Layer Removal, 100ml, 250ml

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Product Highlights

Indications

  • Surface preparation of canals
  • Debridement of canals
  • Smear layer removal
  • Unclogging of root canals.

Key features

  • Removes Smear Layer: Eliminates the smear layer on canal walls for better adhesion.
  • Unclogging of root canals: Clears out organic and inorganic matter from root canals.
  • Easier Instrumentation: Softens dentine walls for simpler canal shaping.
  • Enhances Cleaning: Contains EDTA, which improves cleaning by binding to calcium ions.
  • Effective in Challenging Cases: Works well for narrow or calcified canals, ensuring successful treatment.

Specifications

  • Volume Options: 100 ml and 250 ml
  • Storage Conditions:
    • Store in a cool and dry place
    • Keep at a temperature between 5°C to 30°C
    • Do not freeze
    • Store away from direct sunlight

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Description

EDTA Flow 17% Solution is a premium dental product designed for superior performance in endodontic treatments, especially in complex root canal cases. This water-based solution, buffered to a neutral pH, acts as a powerful chelating agent, effectively softening and decalcifying dentine to simplify root canal instrumentation. By binding with calcium ions (Ca2+), EDTA Flow facilitates smoother shaping and enlargement of root canals, making it particularly effective in cases with narrow or calcified canals, commonly found in posterior teeth.

Smear Layer Removal and Enhanced Canal Preparation

EDTA Flow is its superior ability to remove the smear layer—a thin film of debris left behind during root canal preparation—and inorganic substances from the dentinal surfaces. This solution thoroughly cleans and decalcifies the canal walls, leaving them exceptionally smooth and open, which is essential for subsequent dental procedures. By increasing dentine permeability, EDTA Flow enhances the adhesion and sealing properties of materials used in obturation, ensuring that the canal surfaces are optimally prepared for long-term success. Furthermore, this chelating action promotes deeper penetration into the dentinal tubules, leading to an improved cleaning process and more effective sealing.

Enhanced Dentine Permeability and Optimal Sealing for Root Canal Success

The 17% EDTA solution works by increasing dentine permeability and enhancing the adhesion of materials during obturation. As a result, the canal surfaces are left smooth, clean, and ready for optimal sealing, improving the overall success of the root canal treatment. It’s particularly effective in cases where canals are narrow or calcified, especially in posterior teeth, providing consistent results in even the most difficult scenarios. EDTA Flow is also ideal for use as a final rinse solution before obturation, ensuring that the canals are thoroughly cleaned and prepared for the final steps of treatment.

 

Products FAQ

What is EDTA liquid used for?

EDTA Liquid is an irrigating solution used in endodontic procedures to remove the smear layer and facilitate the cleaning and shaping of root canals.

How Does EDTA Work in Root Canal Treatment?

EDTA liquid solution functions by interacting with the mineral components of the tooth's hard tissues. As a chelating agent, EDTA softens the tissues and decalcifies the canal walls, making them easier to work with. This process aids in the mechanical preparation of the root canal and effectively removes the smear layer, thereby opening the dentinal tubules for better access and cleaning.

what are the protocol for using irrigants in root canal treatment?

When using canal irrigants in endodontic procedures, it's essential to follow a careful protocol to ensure both safety and efficacy, especially when utilizing irrigation needles. After gaining access to the pulp chamber and performing the initial cleaning, begin by using Sodium Hypochlorite as the primary irrigant. Sodium Hypochlorite effectively disinfects the canal and dissolves organic matter. To minimize the risk of accidents, such as irrigant extrusion beyond the apex, select side-vented irrigation needles for controlled delivery. After each application of Sodium Hypochlorite, rinse with saline water to flush out debris and residual irrigant. For smear layer removal, introduce 17% EDTA, followed by another rinse with Sodium Hypochlorite to clear any remnants of EDTA from the canal. If using 2% Chlorhexidine as the final irrigant for its long-lasting antimicrobial benefits, keep in mind that Sodium Hypochlorite and Chlorhexidine should never be used together. Combining them leads to the formation of a brown precipitate (Para-chloroaniline), which can result in tooth discoloration. To avoid this, ensure a saline rinse between irrigants or use them in alternate treatment sessions. To enhance the action of irrigants, slightly move the irrigation needle up and down during irrigation without binding it inside the canal. For improved penetration, consider activating ultrasonic irrigation or using manual agitation. After completing irrigation, remove excess irrigant with suction, and use paper points to dry the canals before proceeding with obturation. Safety Tips: Rubber Dam Isolation: Ensure the tooth is isolated with a rubber dam to prevent irrigant leakage into the oral cavity. Low Pressure Irrigation: Use gentle, controlled delivery during irrigation to avoid apical extrusion or soft tissue injury. Needle Selection: Choose flexible, side-vented needles to reduce the risk of accidents and ensure safe irrigation.

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