• Composition: Expertly crafted with a bioceramic formulation containing thin hydrophilic particles.
• Form: Ready-to-use paste that eliminates the need for manual mixing, ensuring convenience and efficiency.
• Radiopacity: Boasts radiopaque properties for enhanced visibility on X-rays, facilitating accurate diagnostics and post-operative assessments.
• Handling: Designed with a premixed formula, offering ease of use and simplifying the root canal procedure for practitioners.
• Setting: Sets hard in the presence of moisture, guaranteeing a secure and durable seal within the root canal system.
• Biological Compatibility: Bioactive and biocompatible, creating a conducive environment for healing while minimizing the risk of adverse reactions.

• 1 x 3g Paste
• 15 x Capillary Tips

Procedure: The cement requires no mixing. It is supplied as a premixed paste in a syringe with disposable intracanal delivery tips. Before the application, the prepared root canal should be dried using a paper point. Avoid over drying because the sealer needs moisture to completely set and harden. The setting time is between 10 to 24 hours depending on the moisture available.

Do not place the dispensed material shall back in the container.

Sealer Use -:

Method 1: Conventional Method

• The sealer can be dispensed from the syringe on a mixing pad and delivered to the root canal space by carrying it with a gutta-purcha point or an endodontic instrument.

Method 2: Tip delivery technique

• Remove the syringe cap and attach the intracanal delivery tip.
• Insert the tip into the coronal third of the root canal space.
• Dispense a small amount of material.
• Coat the walls of the canals evenly using an endodontic file or a gutta-purcha point.
• Place additional gutta-purcha points coated with the sealer, in case of lateral condensation.
• After obturation the gutta-purcha is cut at the orifice using a heat source. Excess sealer in the root canal chamber should be wiped off using a cotton balls or swabs.

Filling method: The material can also be used for filling the root canal space independently. In that case, proper care should be taken to prevent extrusion of material. An apical limiting barrier and is strongly advised in such cases.