Septodont Biodentine (Single Pouch)

• High biocompatibility and low risk of pulp or tissue reactions.
• Promotes reactionary dentine genesis for pulp vitality preservation.
• Bioactive properties stimulate pulp cells and aid in pulp healing.
• Versatile usage in both endodontic repair and restorative procedures.
• Allows for direct bonding of composite material in the same session.
• Suitable for various indications, including deep cavities, pulp exposure, and root-related issues.
• Exhibits immediate physical properties similar to glass ionomers.

Septodont Biodentine is an advanced inorganic restorative cement that offers exceptional properties for various dental procedures. With its superior physical and biological characteristics, Biodentine stands out among other dental materials in terms of versatility, efficacy, and patient outcomes. This innovative material is designed to provide optimal biocompatibility, reducing the risk of adverse reactions or sensitivities. It promotes reactionary dentine genesis, stimulating the natural healing process and preserving pulp vitality. Biodentine's bioactive properties contribute to the formation of dentin bridges and support pulp healing, making it an ideal choice for deep cavities, pulp exposure, and other challenging clinical situations. Biodentine finds wide applications in both endodontic repair and restorative procedures, allowing for efficient and effective treatment. Its ability to be directly bonded with composite materials in the same session saves chair time and simplifies the restorative process. From temporary enamel restorations to permanent dentin restorations, Biodentine provides versatile solutions for a range of dental indications, including deep cervical or radicular lesions, pulp capping, pulpotomy, root and furcation perforations, resorptions, apexification, and retrograde surgical filling.

INDICATIONS

In the crown:

• Permanent dentin restoration under composites or Inlay/Onlay
• Temporary dentin-enamel restoration.
• Restoration of deep and/or large coronal carious lesions (sandwich technique).
• Restoration of cervical radicular lesions.
• Pulp capping.
• Pulpotomy.

In the root:

• Repair of root perforations.
• Repair of furcation perforations.
• Repair of perforating internal resorptions.
• Repair of external resorption
• Apexification.
• Root-end filling in endodontic surgery (retrograde filling)

• Total handling time  12 min
• Mixing and placement time 6 min
• Setting time in mouth - 6 min

COMPOSITION

• Tricalcium silicate powder
• Aqueous calcium chloride solution
• Excipients

• 1 x Biodentine (1 capsule)

• Take a capsule and gently tap it on a hard surface to loosen the powder.
• Open a capsule and place it on the white capsule holder.
• Detach a single-dose container of liquid and gently tap on the sealed cap to force all the liquid down
  the container.
• Twist the cap to open. Be careful that no drop of liquid falls out of the single-dose container.
• Pour 5 drops from the single-dose container into the capsule.
• Close the capsule. Place the capsule on a mixing device, such as Technomix, Tac 400 (Lineatac), Silamat, Cap-Mix, Rotomix, Ultramat, etc., at a speed of 4000 – 4200 rotations/min.
• Mix for 30 seconds.
• Open the capsule and check the material consistency. If a thicker consistency is preferred, wait for
  30 sec to 1 min before checking again. Do not exceed the working time.
• Collect Biodentine® with the instrument supplied in the box. Depending on the desired application, you
  may handle Biodentine® with an amalgam carrier, a spatula, or a Root Canal Messing Gun. Rapidly rinse and clean the instruments to remove any residual material.

• Country of Origin: France
• Manufacturer: Septodont

• This product does not contain any manufacturer/importer warranty.