Dia-Dent Diapex Plus Double Syringe | Root Canal Filling Material

Name: Dia-Dent Diapex Plus Double Syringe | Root Canal Filling Material
Brand: Dia-Dent
SKU: AMDD063
Price: 1495.00 INR
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Description

DiaDent Diapex Plus is a ready-to-use root canal filling material presented in a pre-filled double syringe, combining calcium hydroxide and iodoform in a uniform, consistent mix. Designed for both temporary and permanent root canal procedures, it is particularly effective in post-pulpectomy cases, vital pulpotomies in deciduous teeth, and in the management of infected canals or root resorption.

The addition of iodoform enhances antibacterial efficacy and radiopacity, while the calcium hydroxide component supports hard tissue formation and apexification. Diapex Plus is non-hardening, allowing for easy removal if needed, and its plunger-type design ensures efficient, direct delivery into the canal system with minimal preparation.

Information

Brand: Dia-Dent
Benefits: Quick and simple application
Radiopaque
Promotes apexification
Antibacterial
Features: #. Syringe Delivery System:

#. Pre-filled, dual-chambered syringe

#. Plunger-type mechanism for easy and accurate delivery

#. Includes pre-bent disposable tips for canal access

#. Formulation Benefits:

#. Calcium hydroxide supports apexogenesis and hard tissue development

#. Iodoform improves radiopacity and adds antibacterial action

#. Non-hardening paste allows for easy retrieval if retreatment is needed

#. Clinical Advantages:

#. No mixing required—saves time during procedures

#. Excellent canal adaptability and coverage

#. Effective for post-pulpectomy treatment, deciduous teeth, trauma cases, and resorption
Indications: Temporary or permanent root canal treatment
Vital pulpotomies in deciduous teeth
Apexification and Apexogenesis
Stimulation of apexification and hard tissue formation
Traumatic injuries
Root resorption treatment including primary teeth