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EndoCem MTA Pozzolan Based Mineral Trioxide Aggregate, 2g Syringe Kit.
Includes: premixed regular 2g syringe with 10 x 20 gauge and 10 x 22 gauge tips. Excellent physical properties and biocompatibility comparable to that of powder-type MTA.
EndoSeal MTA Bioceramic Injectable Sealer, 2g Syringe with 20 Tips.
Developed for root canal filling and root perforation repair effectively preventing periapical tissue irritation as well as secondary infection.
Fast setting time 10-12 minutes.
EndoSeal MTA Bioceramic Injectable Sealer, 2g Syringe with 20 Tips.
Developed for root canal filling and root perforation repair effectively preventing periapical tissue irritation as well as secondary infection.
Fast setting time 10-12 minutes.
EndoSeal MTA White Bioceramic Injectable Sealer, 2g Syringe with 20 Tips & 5 Storage Caps.
Developed for root canal filling with high resistance to discoloration.
Optimal setting time for the procedures.
Initial curing time of 2-4 hours. Antibacterial effects.
High radiopacity 7.5 mm Al.
Easy retrieval with NiTi files.
ENDOSEAL MTA - White Bioceramic Injectable Sealer - Buy 5, Get 1 Free Package
$600.00
Unit price perENDOSEAL MTA - White Bioceramic Injectable Sealer - Buy 5, Get 1 Free Package
$600.00
Unit price perEndoSeal MTA White Bioceramic Injectable Sealer, 2g Syringe with 20 Tips & 5 Storage Caps.
Developed for root canal filling with high resistance to discoloration.
Optimal setting time for the procedures.
Initial curing time of 2-4 hours. Antibacterial effects.
High radiopacity 7.5 mm Al.
Easy retrieval with NiTi files.
Where this fits in the sequence: The EP Light LED transilluminator is typically introduced during the access and early canal negotiation stages, when enhanced visualization matters most and tactile feedback alone is insufficient.
Why clinicians choose EP Light
- Selected when visual confirmation of canal anatomy improves confidence prior to instrumentation.
- Useful in cases with narrow, calcified, or indistinct canals, where standard illumination falls short.
- Preferred when a compact, battery-powered tool provides mobility and targeted lighting without setup delay.
In-use behavior
In practice, the EP Light delivers a focused LED beam that illuminates internal tooth structures and canal entrances clearly, reducing guesswork and enhancing procedural confidence. The result is improved *visual context* while negotiating curvatures, isthmuses, and early shaping paths.
Clinical context
EP Light is especially helpful when standard operatory light cannot illuminate deep or angled anatomy reliably, or when a clinician needs a handheld, repositionable light source during access, initial negotiation, or diagnostic inspection.
Technical snapshot
- Battery-powered LED transilluminator
- Focused illumination to support early access and canal visualization
- Lightweight and handheld for procedural flexibility
- Reusable clinical instrument
ApexDent note: This device is chosen to *clarify visual context*, not to replace tactile judgment. Enhanced lighting complements — it does not substitute — clinical technique.
Where this fits in the sequence: EP Pluggers are typically introduced during the vertical compaction stage of obturation, after cone placement and sealer application, when controlled apical and coronal pressure is required to adapt gutta-percha.
Why clinicians choose EP Pluggers
- Selected when directional vertical pressure is preferred over lateral condensation techniques.
- Commonly used as a paired sizing system to transition smoothly from apical to coronal compaction.
- Chosen when predictable depth control matters more than aggressive force.
In-use behavior
In use, the EP Pluggers provide stable vertical engagement with gradual resistance, allowing controlled advancement without lateral drift. The working ends maintain orientation, supporting consistent compaction depth across obturation steps.
Clinical context
The 40/80 (Black) and 50/100 (Yellow) combination is commonly selected to support sequential compaction, giving clinicians flexibility to adjust pressure and reach as the canal fill progresses coronally.
Technical snapshot
- Hand root canal pluggers for vertical compaction
- Size pair: 40/80 (Black) and 50/100 (Yellow)
- Designed for controlled obturation workflows
- Pack includes 2 pluggers
ApexDent note: These pluggers are selected for consistency—supporting controlled compaction across stages rather than forcing a single depth or technique.
Where this fits in the sequence: EP Suction Endo Coupling Adapters are typically used during canal irrigation and preparation, when consistent aspiration is required to maintain visibility and fluid control throughout instrumentation.
Why clinicians choose these adapters
- Selected to provide a secure interface between standard suction lines and endodontic suction tips.
- Commonly used to maintain continuous fluid evacuation during irrigation without interrupting workflow.
- Chosen when stable suction helps reduce repositioning and visual disruption.
In-use behavior
In practice, the adapters provide firm, consistent engagement with compatible suction components, minimizing disconnection or leakage during active irrigation. Suction response remains steady, supporting uninterrupted canal preparation.
Clinical context
The 3-post configuration is commonly incorporated into setups where reliability and repeatability matter more than frequent attachment changes—especially during multi-canal procedures.
Technical snapshot
- Endodontic suction coupling adapters
- 3-post design for secure attachment
- Compatible with standard suction systems
- Pack includes multiple adapters
ApexDent note: These adapters are selected to remove friction from the workflow—keeping suction predictable so focus stays on canal preparation.
