IVOCLAR Apexit Plus 1 Syringe Pack

Calcium hydroxide based root canal sealer

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Description

Apexit Plus is a radiopaque, non-shrinking root canal sealer paste that is based on calcium hydroxide. It is used for the permanent obturation of root canals and it is suitable for use in conjunction with all obturation techniques involving gutta-percha.
Indications
Permanent obturation of root canals in conjunction with all obturation techniques involving gutta-percha
Composition
Calcium salts (hydroxide, oxide, phosphate), hydrogenized colophony, disalicylate, bismuth salts (oxide, carbonate), highly dispersed silicon dioxide (silanized) and alkyl ester of phosphoric acid.

Brand	Ivoclar
Features	Excellent tissue tolerance Durable sealing of the root canal due to the slight setting expansion Its easy flowing composition allows the material to adapt well even to morphologically complicated canals Convenient application (automix syringe and Intra Canal Tip enable easy direct application) Long working time (mixed Apexit Plus can be used over 3 hours at room temperature)
KEY Specifications	Apexit Plus is supplied in double push syringes with a static mixing device and no manual mixing is required Working and Setting Times Working Time 3 hours Setting Time 2 :15 hours
Directions To USE	Step 1 Starting situation Step 2 Direct application of Apexit Plus using an Intra Canal Tip apexitplus11.PNG (240Ã196) Step 3 Application of Apexit Plus using a lentulo spiral Step 4 Insertion of the gutta percha points Step 5 Condensation of the gutta percha points using a spreader Step 6 Obturated root canal