8 matching records for Sealer.
A viscous material intended for the temporary obturation of a prepared root canal, to maintain relative sterility between procedures and facilitate healing. Commonly referred to as temporary filling or sealer, it is typically a zinc or calcium cement-based ...
A substance intended for professional use as a dental cement (e.g., luting agent, liner, base, pulp-capping material, root canal sealer) and/or direct dental restorative material whereby the majority of the setting reaction is based on the hardening reactio...
A dental endpiece designed to be attached to a dental power tool handpiece to distribute root canal sealer/cement/paste evenly throughout the root canal system typically by applying the material in a lateral direction. It is a thin metal rod with a spiral (...
A dental endpiece designed to be attached to a dental power tool handpiece to distribute root canal sealer/cement/paste evenly throughout the root canal system typically by applying the material in a lateral direction. It is a thin metal rod with a spiral (...
An assembly of devices designed to deliver preheated resin-based sealing, filling, and core materials into a root canal for direct warm bonding during an endodontic obturation procedure. It typically consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) oven used to...
An electrically-powered device designed to use heat to segment the plastic input tube of a blood donor bag, with automatic sealing of the ends of the divided segments. It may be used to create two or more segments, using heat to make a seal, after which the...
A collection of sterile dental devices, synthetic materials, and solutions designed to permanently prime, seal, and fill a tooth undergoing a root canal procedure. This device typically includes materials such as a primer (for bonding to the walls of the ca...
An electrically-powered device designed to use heat to segment the plastic input tube of a blood donor bag, with automatic sealing of the ends of the divided segments. It may be used to create two or more segments, using heat to make a seal, after which the...