Root Canal Conditioner (EDTA 15% + Carbamide Peroxide 10%)
Root canal conditioner is a chelating agent and lubricant used to soften calcification and aid in
cleansing the root canal system.

INDICATION
For Chemo-mechanical preperation of Root Canals
In conjunction with NaOCl, its effervescing action lifts dentinal shavings and debris for efficient removal
Disposable tip eliminates the possibility of cross contamination by dispensing a clean, single dose
Smooth, gel-like consistency clings to files, making precise placement in the canal easy

Key Specification:

• Root Canal Conditioner (EDTA 15% + Carbamide Peroxide 10%)

Packaging:

• 2 syringes X 3.6g (5 ml) + 5 applicator tips

Direction to Use:

STEP 1: After access cavity preparation remove the pulp and flush canal with sodium hypochlorite solution.

STEP 2: Dispense Anabond Endoprep-Rc either directly from the unit dose applicator to a dappen dish and carry to the canal by coating a small hand file or from the syringe with the Anabond Endoprep-Rc syringe tip in and around the canal orifice.

STEP 3: The sodium hypochlorite will react with the Anabond Endoprep-Rc and begin to effervesce or bubble.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE BUBBLING REACTION.

STEP 4: Using a small hand file, mix the Anabond Endoprep-Rc and sodium hypochlorite in the canal.

STEP 5: Gently irrigate and evacuate with sodium hypochlorite.

STEP 6: Coat the first file in the rotary file technique with Anabond Endoprep-Rc and use to desired depth. Anabond Endoprep-Rc will now act as a file lubricant while instrumenting the canal with a rotary instrument.

STEP 7: Repeat step 6 for each step in the crown-down technique sequence until canal shaping and cleaning is completed.

NOTE: Irrigate and evacuate using sodium hypochlorite to remove Anabond Endoprep-Rc mixture and dentinal debris from canal after every 2 files in the rotary file sequence.

STEP 8: Once shaping is completed, thoroughly flush and evacuate canal using H2O to remove all irrigants. Dry canal and obturate.