Anabond Stedman Endoprep-Rc Root Repair Material

Anabond Endoprep - RC is a root canal is an EDTA paste containing 15% ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid and 10% carbamide peroxide. This is one of the most commonly used root canal irrigants. It is used as a root canal conditioner. The edta dental uses include facilitating negotiation of calcified canals using chelation therapy. This dental chelating agent is available in syringe forms. The edta paste is coated onto the endodontic files making it possible to penetrate to highly calcified canals. Endoprep RC, when included as a part of the canal irrigation system, makes endodontic therapy more efficient.

Instructions for use:

STEP 1: After access cavity preparation remove the pulp and flush canal with sodium hypochlorite solution.

STEP 2: Dispense Anabond Endoprep-Rc either directly from the unit dose applicator to a dappen dish and carry to the canal by coating a small hand file or from the syringe with the Anabond Endoprep-Rc syringe tip in and around the canal orifice.

STEP 3: The sodium hypochlorite will react with the Anabond Endoprep-Rc and begin to effervesce or bubble.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE BUBBLING REACTION.

STEP 4: Using a small hand file, mix the Anabond Endoprep-Rc and sodium hypochlorite in the canal.

STEP 5: Gently irrigate and evacuate with sodium hypochlorite.

STEP 6: Coat the first file in the rotary file technique with Anabond Endoprep-Rc and use to desired depth. Anabond Endoprep-Rc will now act as a file lubricant while instrumenting the canal with a rotary instrument.

STEP 7: Repeat step 6 for each step in the crown-down technique sequence until canal shaping and cleaning is completed.

NOTE: Irrigate and evacuate using sodium hypochlorite to remove Anabond Endoprep-Rc mixture and dentinal debris from canal after every 2 files in the rotary file sequence.

STEP 8: Once shaping is completed, thoroughly flush and evacuate canal using H2O to remove all irrigants. Dry canal and obturate.