Sultan - Purevac SC Evacuation Cleaner 2L/Bt
- VendorSultan
Sultan - Purevac SC Evacuation Cleaner 2L/Bt
- VendorSultan
$75.25
- Separator-compatible; pH 9.4; SolmeteX certified
- EPA compliant; biodegradable; no aldehydes or phenols
- Dissolves solid debris, blood, saliva, and calcium build-up
- Non-foaming; residual action keeps lines clean between uses
- Super concentrate; 1 oz per quart; pump included; 67 uses
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Sultan Chloroform N.F. Endodontic Solvent is used for softening and dissolving gutta percha during root canal retreatment procedures.
The chloroform solvent is applied to existing gutta percha obturation material in the root canal to chemically soften and partially dissolve the mass, reducing the hardness and cohesion of the set material and allowing it to be removed with endodontic hand files, rotary retreatment instruments, and ultrasonic devices more efficiently than attempting mechanical removal of unsolubilized gutta percha alone.
Each bottle contains 8 oz of N.F. grade chloroform for use as an endodontic retreatment solvent. Dental offices can use this product for softening gutta percha during retreatment procedures and for applicable dental applications requiring a solvent for compatible cements and bonding materials in laboratory and clinical settings.
The 8 oz bottle provides a practical format for repeated use across compatible endodontic and restorative procedures.
The chemical softening action of chloroform on the gutta percha polymer allows retreatment instrumentation to engage and penetrate existing obturation material more readily, helping reduce the effort required to remove gutta percha from the canal to the working length. Chloroform rapidly softens gutta percha and may also act on compatible sealers incorporated within the obturation mass. Combining mechanical instrumentation with chloroform softening is particularly useful when existing obturation material is dense, well condensed, and resistant to mechanical removal alone, including areas where controlled removal is needed before reestablishing working length and continuing retreatment preparation.