Preparation: Clean and dry the root canal thoroughly before applying the paste.

Application: Attach the ultra-thin dispensing tip (0.52 mm) to the syringe for precise delivery.

Filling: Carefully dispense the paste into the root canal, ensuring complete coverage. Avoid overfilling.

Treatment Duration: Replace the paste 2–4 times over 3–5 weeks for effective periapical healing.

Monitoring: Use radiographs to verify proper placement and control the material within the canal.

Removal: If necessary, the paste can be easily removed with standard endodontic procedures.

SafeEndo CalciCure Calcium hydroxide forms an alkaline medium (pH12.8) which provides long antibacterial effect and results in formation of dental-cement barrier. That creates conditions for growth and formation of tooth root, regeneration of bone and periapical tissues, increases pulp regeneration ability and stimulates formation of secondary dentine.

Endodontic paste CalciCure, for temporary filling of root canals, is produced as a radiopaque

filler, which reduces periapical changes within 3-5 weeks, if changing the paste 2-4 times during treatment.

There are no complications in case of accidental overfilling of tooth canal. Radiopaque filler allows to control the material in the canal at X-ray. Paste is intended for use in aggressive biological medium with the temperature rang.

Advantages:

Superior antibacterial effect (pH 12,8) and radioopacity

Providing conditions for tooth root growth and formation

Paste is easily removed from canals if necessary

Syringe with reinforced plunger,convenient to hold in hand,Lure-Lock cap

Ultra-thin dispensing tips (0.52 mm with a hole size 22) allow to apply paste directly into canal

Indication:

Irreversible pulpitis

Conservative treatment of all forms of chronic periodontitis

Apexification and apexogenesis 

COMPOSITION:-

Calcium hydroxide

Hydrophilic filler

Plasticizer

STORAGE:-

Store at the temperature from 5°C to 25°C

Do not use after expiry date

Shelf life – 3 years

2 x SafeEndo CalciCure 2g Syringe

Dispensing Tips