Septodont Bio Root RCS
Septodont's BioRoot™ RCS is a revolutionary bioactive mineral root canal sealer that harnesses the power of their patented Active Biosilicate Technology. With high mineral purity and a monomer-free composition, BioRoot™ RCS ensures optimal biocompatibility and reduces the risk of adverse reactions. It promotes hydroxyapatite formation at the tooth-sealer interface, aiding in the mineralization of the dentinal structure for enhanced long-term stability. The sealer exhibits antimicrobial properties, effectively combating bacterial growth and minimizing the chances of reinfection. Its resistance to microleakage contributes to a durable and reliable seal. Additionally, BioRoot™ RCS provides excellent radiopacity for clear post-operative assessment. Its easy handling and retractable properties, simplifying application during procedures. Notably, BioRoot™ RCS is MR-safe, posing no risks or interactions within magnetic resonance imaging environments. It is also safe for use during pregnancy, offering added peace of mind. Ideal for the permanent root canal filling in a variety of cases, including vital or necrotic pulp situations and retreatment procedures, BioRoot™ RCS can be utilized with either the single cone technique or cold lateral condensation. Indications: BioRoot™ RCS provides permanent root canal filling with gutta-percha points in various pulp cases and retreatments.
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KEY FEATURES :-
Hydrophilic - BioRoot RCS continues the sealing process in the presence of moisture.
Pure mineral formulation - will not stain teeth Resin-free - made from pure calcium silicate and is monomer-free ensuring zero shrinkage.
Great flowability - seals auxiliary canals Uses cold single cone or cold lateral condensation High 5mm Al radiopacity for clear images on radiographs It is highly biocompatible and reduces the risk of adverse tissue reactions. Stimulates bone physiological process and mineralization of the dentinal structure. It prevents bacterial growth leading to clinical failures. It can be easily removed from the root canal if retreatment is required.
