BIOSTRACTURE MTA PUTTY
৳ 2,100.00
Category:
Regular Material
Brand:
SAFE ENDO
Code:
P000120
Description
SafeEndo BioStructure MTA Putty
SafeEndo BioStructure MTA Putty is a pre-mixed, bioactive, and bioceramic root repair material designed for advanced endodontic applications. Packaged conveniently for clinical use (typically ready to use in a syringe), it combines modern bioceramic technology with high biocompatibility to facilitate effective root healing and sealing.
Key Features & Properties
Bioactive & Bioceramic Composition: Formulated with a fine inorganic powder of tricalcium silicate, dicalcium silicate, tricalcium aluminate, and zirconium oxide. It interacts favorably with biological tissues to promote tissue healing and hydroxyapatite formation.
Resin-Free Formulation: Completely resin-free, ensuring predictable setting behavior and long-term stability without shrinkage.
Zero Tooth Discoloration: Unlike traditional metal-containing root repair materials that can stain dental structures, this putty does not discolor teeth, making it ideal for anterior restorations.
High Radiopacity: Provides clear visibility on dental radiographs, allowing clinicians to easily verify placement and adaptation.
Low Solubility: Exhibits minimal solubility (less than 4%), ensuring the material remains durable and intact over time in moisture-rich root environments.
Favorable Handling: Offers a generous working time at room temperature (10+ hours in a syringe) and sets efficiently in vivo in the presence of moisture at body temperature.
Common Clinical Indications
Apexification: Treating non-vital teeth with open apices to induce a calcified barrier.
Perforation Repair: Sealing root perforations caused by resorption, decay, or procedural accidents.
Root-End Filling (Retrograde Filling): Used during apical surgery (apicoectomy) to seal the root canal system from the root end.
Resorption Treatment: Repairing internal and external root resorptions.
Cavity Lining & Base: Serving as a protective liner or base for deep cavities or recurrent carious areas.