“I never had pain until you did that filling… now I probably need a root canal.” We’ve all heard this from our patients. Whether it’s right or wrong, these statements impact dentists’ confidence and reputations. Wouldn’t it be nice if there were materials to help us when a pulp exposure occurs? Or when we suspect the patient will have post-op sensitivity after placement of a deep direct restoration? This CE webinar discusses how to maintain pulp vitality in cases of deep caries and restorations. We will emphasize management of pulp exposures (direct pulp caps), deep restorations (indirect pulp caps), and how to select pulp capping materials. We will compare bioceramics against other pulp capping materials. Examples of pulp capping materials will be given, so that you can implement these techniques in your practice.
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BioRoot Flow
Indications
Permanent root canal filling in combination with gutta-percha points in case of inflamed or necrotic pulp or following a retreatment procedure.
Features & benefits
Easy – Ready-to-use syringe provides easy extrusion directly into canals and you maintain your preferred obturation technique
Successful – Highly-pure calcium silicate mineral formulation (resin-free) means no shrinkage, limited bacterial growth, and increased biocompatibility and bioactivity which reduce the risk of adverse reactions
For Everyone – Designed for cold and warm techniques with excellent flow into accessory canals, tight adhesion to dentin and gutta-percha, and reproducible results in all root canal treatments from simple to complex
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