$23.35

• Buffered aluminum chloride; epinephrine-free; stops bleeding
• For crown preparations, impressions, fillings, and cementing
• Also for curettage, gingivectomy, and deep scaling
• Non-staining; bonding compatible; no bonding interference
• Stable formula; long shelf life; trusted for over 50 years
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Premier Dental Hemodent Buffered Aluminum Chloride Topical Hemostatic Solution is used for the rapid control of minor gingival bleeding in clinical situations where blood in the operative field compromises the accuracy, adhesion, or seating of the restorative procedure being performed. This includes crown and inlay preparations before impression taking, direct composite and amalgam restorations where blood contamination interferes with adhesive bonding, cementation of inlays and crowns, and minor surgical procedures including curettage, gingivectomy, gingivoplasty, and deep scaling. Each bottle contains 10cc of buffered aluminum chloride solution.

Dental offices ordering hemostatic solution from their supplier can buy this epinephrine-free formulation for the full range of patients, since eliminating epinephrine avoids the systemic cardiovascular effects, including tachycardia and elevated blood pressure, that epinephrine can produce when absorbed through gingival tissue in medically compromised patients with cardiovascular conditions, hypertension, or hyperthyroid disease, or those taking medications that interact with sympathomimetic agents. The buffered aluminum chloride chemistry provides hemostatic effect through the protein-precipitating action of the aluminum chloride ion on tissue proteins at the gingival margin, producing rapid protein precipitation and capillary contraction at the bleeding site to mechanically reduce blood flow. The buffered formulation distinguishes Hemodent from unbuffered aluminum chloride solutions by providing a more physiologically compatible pH that minimizes tissue irritation risk while maintaining hemostatic efficacy. The non-staining property ensures application does not cause chromogenic staining of tooth structure, composite resin, or ceramic restoration surfaces, and Hemodent's bonding compatibility confirms that thorough rinsing after application does not interfere with the performance of dental adhesives or resin cements used in subsequent bonding steps of the restorative protocol across crown, bridge, and direct restorative procedures.