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SafeEndo Hexachlor Mouthwash - 500ml
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Brand: Safe Endo
Country of Origin: India
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500ml Hexachlor Bottle
SafeEndo Hexachlor Mouthwash - 500ml is a dental solution formulated for oral hygiene and disinfection in clinical settings. This solution is specifically intended for use during endodontic treatments as a liquid for irrigating and cleaning root canals.
The mouthwash contains Chlorhexidine Digluconate Solution (2%), which acts as a powerful antiseptic. It is active against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and retains its antimicrobial properties even in the presence of blood and pus. This formulation effectively sterilizes the root canal system and aids in removing non-vital pulp debris during mechanical canal widening.
SafeEndo Hexachlor Mouthwash is indicated for the treatment of infected root canals with pulpitis and periodontitis, and for the antiseptic treatment of prepared tooth cavities before filling. It is also suitable for prophylactic washing of oral mucosa in cases of gingivitis and initial periodontitis, as well as for antiseptic washing of periodontal pockets and as an irrigant in retreatment root canal procedures. A key advantage is that it does not reduce the adhesion of filling material to tooth tissues.
Key Features :
Intended for endodontic treatments, including root canal irrigation and cleaning.
Contains Chlorhexidine Digluconate Solution (2%) for broad-spectrum antimicrobial action.
Effective against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, maintaining efficacy in blood and pus.
Does not reduce the adhesion of filling material to tooth tissues.
Indicated for infected root canals with pulpitis and periodontitis, prepared tooth cavities, gingivitis, initial periodontitis, and antiseptic washing of periodontal pockets.