Navkar Dental ThixoPrep EDTA (Chelating Agent)

Navkar Dental ThixoPrep EDTA is an advanced chelating agent meticulously formulated for precision in endodontic procedures. This gel-based chelating agent is designed to efficiently remove the smear layer, enhance canal cleanliness, and facilitate optimal conditions for root canal treatments. It is known for its ability to bind and dissolve inorganic components, ensuring effective removal of the smear layer from the root canal walls.

Formulated with ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) in a thixotropic base, ThixoPrep maintains a neutral pH to prevent dentin demineralization. The gel-based consistency offers practitioners a controlled and easy-to-handle application, ensuring precise placement within the root canal for thorough coverage and maximal efficacy.

ThixoPrep excels in preparing canal walls for disinfection and promoting optimal conditions for subsequent procedures by eliminating the smear layer. The chelating action of EDTA in gel form contributes to enhanced canal cleanliness, facilitating the dissolution of inorganic debris, debris removal, and exposing dentinal tubules. This creates a clean and accessible environment for further endodontic treatment. Additionally, EDTA is commonly used to lubricate root canals, particularly calcified teeth, and in the final irrigation protocol, often alternating with sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl). It also promotes the detachment of biofilms from dentinal walls, which aids in reducing microorganisms and hindering bacterial nutrition.

Key Features : 

Advanced chelating agent for precision in endodontic procedures
Formulated with ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) in a thixotropic base
Efficiently removes the smear layer and inorganic debris from dentin
Enhances canal cleanliness and facilitates optimal conditions for root canal treatments
Gel-based formulation for precise and controlled application
Maintains a neutral pH to prevent dentin demineralization
Aids in lubricating root canals and detaching biofilms from dentinal walls