Prime Dental RC Seal

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Prime Dental RC Seal Epoxy bonded root canal sealant has been used in Dentistry for many years now, with outstanding performance. RC Seal is an epoxy-bonded root canal sealant material offered in powder and liquid form. RC Seal does not contain any Eugenol or clove oil hence does not interfere in the setting of composite materials. RC Seal offers distinct advantages insoluble in water, non-degradable, excellent record of tissue compatibility, and minimum shrinkage at room temperature.

Product Components

1 x Powder 10gm
1 x Liquid 10ml

₹395.00

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SKU

SBPRE03057

Price is inclusive of Taxable Goods

Prime Dental RC Seal is available to buy in increments of 1

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Product Description

Indications:

For obturation of secondary dentition with or without gutta purcha or silver points

Contra-Indications:

Avoid using on the patient having an allergy to epoxy resin No systemic side effects are known

Features:

Root canal sealant.
Epoxy bonded.
Virtually formaldehyde free.
Shrink free set.
Eugenol free.
Shall not retard composite setting.
Non Bio Resorbable

Technical Details

Technical Details
Technical Specification	Dosage: Optimum mix consistency is when mixed mass pulls to about ¾ inch with spatula Storage: Store away from sunlight in cool and dry place.
Product Components	1 x Powder 10gm 1 x Liquid 10ml
Directions to Use	Ensure proper isolation and disinfection of the root canal. Prepare RC Seal by mixing the powder and liquid according to the recommended ratio. The optimum mix consistency is reached when the mixed mass pulls to about ¾ inch with a spatula. Carry the mixed RC Seal material into the canal using an instrument such as a lentulo spiral filler or bi-directional filler. The consistency of the material can be adjusted based on user preference. The cement should have enough flow to coat the root canal walls but should not drip from the instrument at the recommended ratio. Rotate the instrument at a low speed, preferably around 800 to 1000 RPM, while carrying the material into the canal. Ensure complete coverage of the canal walls. After carrying the material, withdraw the instrument at a low RPM to avoid any excess cement from being pulled out. Seal the master gutta-percha cone and continue with condensation using suitable techniques for root canal obturation. Follow standard condensation methods appropriate for RC Seal.