Name: Septodont Parcan Sodium Hypochlorite Solution
SKU: 89884
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Septodont Parcan Sodium Hypochlorite Solution

₹325.00

5% Stabilized Solution of sodium hypochlorite for canal irrigation

Description:

Septodont Parcan is a specialized irrigation solution developed specifically for root canal preparation in dentistry. It offers a stabilized and buffered 5% sodium hypochlorite formulation, meeting the requirements of an effective and efficient irrigation solution.Composed of a 39% stabilized solution of sodium hypochlorite, with additional components such as sodium chloride, sodium carbonate, and solute gs, Septodont Parcan demonstrates remarkable chemical effects by effectively dissolving the organic matrix of the dentin. This action facilitates easy canal flaring, an essential step in root canal preparation. Moreover, the sodium hypochlorite content of Parcan ensures potent bactericidal properties, effectively eliminating bacteria from the root canal.

Chemical effects by dissolution of the organic matrix of the dentin, allow to flare the canal easily.
The bactericidal potency of sodium hypochlorite.
Parcan is a stabilized and buffered sodium hypochlorite solution ready for use.

Features:

Ready to use solution, specially formulated for use in endodontics.
Buffered and stabilized formulation, that maintains the solution properties throughout its shelf life.
Facilitates reaming through dissolution of the organic content of the root canal system.
Wide bactericidal spectrum, including the majority of endodontics pathogens.

Key Specifications:

Composition:
- Sodium Hypochlorite: 5.0% w/w
- Excipients q.s: 100% w/w

Packaging:

1 x 500 ml Bottle

Direction to Use

Prepare the syringe by attaching it securely to the Parcam Solution bottle.
Carefully draw 10 ml of the Parcan solution into the syringe. Ensure accurate measurement by aligning the meniscus with the appropriate marking on the syringe.
Attach the specialized needle provided with the Parcam Solution securely to the syringe.
With caution, perform canal irrigation by inserting the needle into the root canal. Take care to avoid applying the solution under pressure to prevent any risks of injecting the product beyond the apex of the tooth.
Proceed with the canal irrigation as required for the root canal preparation. Follow standard dental practices and guidelines for optimal results.