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RC-Prep Plastic Syringe Tip Refill
For Chemo-mechanical Preparation of Root Canals
Over 40 years of clinical use and numerous publications demonstrate the clinical efficacy of RC-Prep for chemo-mechanical preparation of root canals.
Contains: 50 – Plastic Syringe Tip Refill
RC-Prep’s unique formulation of glycol, urea peroxide and EDTA in a special water-soluble base helps remove calcifications and lubricates the canal to permit more efficient instrumentation. Whether you prefer finger or engine-driven instruments, RC-Prep allows reamers and files to move easily without binding. RC-Prep is also excellent for use with apex locators as it permits consistently reliable readings.
RC-Prep is easily introduced into the canal directly via the MicroDose Pipette or a reamer, file or root-canal filler. As RC-Prep cleans and lubricates, instruments cut freely without binding.
When RC-Prep reacts with sodium hypochlorite solution, pulp debris is actually lifted out of the canal. The pulp chamber is brightened, helping to locate additional canals.
With RC-Prep and proper instrumentation, the canal is thoroughly debrided. Dentin tubules and lateral canals are opened and cleaned, essential for successful treatment.
For Chemo-mechanical Preparation of Root Canals
Over 40 years of clinical use and numerous publications demonstrate the clinical efficacy of RC-Prep for chemo-mechanical preparation of root canals.
Contains: 50 – Plastic Syringe Tip Refill
RC-Prep’s unique formulation of glycol, urea peroxide and EDTA in a special water-soluble base helps remove calcifications and lubricates the canal to permit more efficient instrumentation. Whether you prefer finger or engine-driven instruments, RC-Prep allows reamers and files to move easily without binding. RC-Prep is also excellent for use with apex locators as it permits consistently reliable readings.
RC-Prep is easily introduced into the canal directly via the MicroDose Pipette or a reamer, file or root-canal filler. As RC-Prep cleans and lubricates, instruments cut freely without binding.
When RC-Prep reacts with sodium hypochlorite solution, pulp debris is actually lifted out of the canal. The pulp chamber is brightened, helping to locate additional canals.
With RC-Prep and proper instrumentation, the canal is thoroughly debrided. Dentin tubules and lateral canals are opened and cleaned, essential for successful treatment.