Meta Gutta Percha Points Special Taper - 6% are precision-engineered dental instruments designed for optimal root canal obturation. Available in sizes 15-40, these points feature a 6% taper, ensuring a secure fit in prepared root canals. The special taper, combined with excellent radiopacity, makes them versatile for various canal shapes and provides clear visibility during X-rays. Their length marking feature aids in precise depth measurements, facilitating accurate placement. Compatible with Cold Lateral Compaction, lateral compaction, and the Cone technique, these points offer flexibility in procedural choices. Biocompatible, moisture-resistant, and dimensionally stable, they contribute to successful root canal treatments. The pre-measured points save chair time, providing a reliable solution for preventing reinfection by completely sealing the canal. Dental professionals appreciate their ease of manipulation, ideal working qualities, and consistent results, making Meta Gutta Percha Points Special Taper - 6% an essential component in endodontic practices.
Indication:
- Used to obturate or fill the root canals of teeth after biomechanical preparation of canals to prevent reinfection.
Benefits:
- Easy manipulation with ample working time.
- Dimensionally stable.
- Able to seal the Canal perfectly.
- Impervious to moisture and nonporous.
- Unaffected by tissue fluids and insoluble in tissue fluids.
- Radio-Opaque.
- Does not cause tooth discoloration.
- Easily and quickly sterilizable.
Features:
- Various tapers & sizes - It is applicable to various shapes of root canals
- Length marked - Checking working length is available as a supportive option
- Excellent radiopacity
- Stiff but flexible to provide ideal working qualities
- Suitable with various techniques CWC, lateral, One cone
- Completely seals the entire length of the canal
- Save chair time with pre-measured points
- Most accurate depth measurements
- Biocompatibility - Highly Biocompatible, Does not react with body fluids
- Dimensionally stable - Expansion or shrinkage of material occurs only during phase transformation
Key Specifications:
| Size |
Taper |
| 15 |
6% |
| 20 |
6% |
| 25 |
6% |
| 30 |
6% |
| 35 |
6% |
| 40 |
6% |
Packaging:
- Pack Of 120 Gutta Percha Points
Direction To Use:
Pre-Operative Assessment:
- Review pre-operative radiographs to understand the root canal anatomy and determine the appropriate size and taper of Meta Gutta Percha Points.
Biomechanical Preparation:
- Perform standard root canal cleaning and shaping using files and irrigating solutions to remove debris and shape the canal appropriately.
Working Length Determination:
- Use electronic apex locators or radiographs to determine the accurate working length of the canal. The length markings on Meta Gutta Percha Points can assist in this process.
Cone Fitting:
- Select the Meta Gutta Percha Point size and taper that matches the prepared canal. Ensure the Gutta Percha Point reaches the working length without extruding beyond the apex.
Obturation Technique:
- Choose the appropriate obturation technique based on the case requirements. Meta Gutta Percha Points are compatible with various techniques, including Cold Lateral Compaction, warm vertical compaction, or the Single Cone technique.
Seating the Gutta Percha Point:
- Insert the Gutta Percha Point into the canal using the chosen obturation technique. Ensure proper adaptation and seating of the point to achieve a complete seal. Apply gentle pressure to condense the Gutta Percha within the canal.
Heat Activation (if using warm vertical compaction):
- If using warm vertical compaction, heat the Gutta Percha Points with a suitable heating device before insertion into the canal. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for heating.
Removal of Excess Material:
- Trim or remove any excess Gutta Percha material using appropriate instruments to ensure the material is flush with the canal orifice.
Confirmation and Radiographs:
- Take radiographs from different angles to confirm the quality of the obturation. Ensure that the Gutta Percha Point completely seals the entire length of the canal.
Post-Obturation Restoration:
- If needed, proceed with post-obturation restoration procedures, such as placing a permanent filling or crown.
