Angelus Bio-C Sealer Bioceramic Root Canal Sealers

Direction to Use

USE TECHNIQUE
Use of Applicator Tips
1. Position the applicator tip in the syringe and perform the chemical decontamination of the assembly (tip + syringe)
2. We recommend using a disposable plastic cover on the syringe to avoid cross-contamination;
3. Confirm the material exits from the syringe before direct application to the channel;
4. Position the tip and syringe assembly properly into the canal and depress the plunger lightly to prevent excessive output of the product.
5. Before closing the syringe, retract the plunger to stop the outflow;
6. Clean any excess material on the tip of the syringe and close with appropriate pressure after use to prevent
contact with moisture, which causes the product to dry 4
7. Clean and disinfect the syringe in subsequent uses to avoid cross-contamination; in case of contamination with saliva or blood, discard it.
A. SEALING THE ROOT CANAL OF PERMANENT TEETH
Traditional technique – Lateral compression
1. Anesthetize, install absolute isolation and then perform the biomechanical preparation of the canal;
2. Remove the sealing tip and attach the applicator tip on the syringe;
3. Dry the canal only with absorbent paper cones without causing excessive dryness;
4. Apply BIO-C SEALER in the apical third of the canal directly with the syringe;
5. Insert the gutta percha cone in the canal according to the last file used covered with BIO-C SEALER;
6. X-ray for checking the correct filling of the canal;
7. Cut the cone at the desired height with heated instruments followed by vertical compression;
8. Remove, with water, excessive material from the canal walls, perform crown sealing and restoration.
Important:

• BIO-C SEALER does not suffer setting contraction;
  
• BIO-C SEALER can be used, in addition to conventional techniques, in single-cone techniques and
  thermoplastic filling;
  
• To use the capsule presentation, place it on the gun, depress the plunger to dispense the material on a glass
  plate or dispense it directly into the canal, performing one of the techniques mentioned above;
  
• Use conventional gutta removal techniques.
  Single-cone technique
  1. Anesthetize, install absolute isolation and then perform the biomechanical preparation of the canal;
  2. Remove the sealing tip and attach the applicator tip on the syringe;
  3. Dry the canal only with absorbent paper cones without causing excessive dryness;
  4. Apply BIO-C SEALER in the apical third of the canal directly with the syringe;
  5. Insert the gutta percha cone;
  6. X-ray for checking the correct filling of the canal;
  7. Cut the cone at the desired height with heated instruments followed by vertical compression;
  8. Remove excessive material from the canal walls with suitable irrigating solutions for this purpose, perform
  crown sealing and restoration.
  B.INTERNAL REABSORPTION TREATMENT
  1. Anesthetize and install absolute isolation;
  2. Remove granulation tissue from reabsorption area with sharp curettes;
  3. Neutralize the area with calcium hydroxide paste;
  4. Remove the calcium hydroxide in the next session;
  5. Dry the canal only with absorbent paper cones without causing excessive dryness;
  6. Insert BIO-C SEALER with the applicator tip across the canal, prioritizing the reabsorption area;
  7. Insert the accessory gutta percha cones according to the lateral compression technique;
  8. Cut the cones at the upper part of the reabsorption with heated instruments. Perform vertical compression
  for better disposal of the sealer in the reabsorption area;
  9. X-ray for checking the correct filling of the reabsorption and canal area;
  10. Fill the remaining of the canal with gutta percha;
  11. Perform crown sealing with glass ionomer or other material of your preference and restore the tooth;
  12. X-ray and follow up for at least two years
  Filling removal
  
• Use conventional gutta removal techniques.