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BioRoot RCS
BioRoot RCS
• Long term clinical success
• Easy & fast technique
• New Concept: Hydraulic Filling
• Long term clinical success
• Easy & fast technique
• New Concept: Hydraulic Filling
Bioactive Sealers – The best choice to filling root canals in teeth with apical periodontitis
Clinical case by dr. Key Fabiano Souza Pereira
“The single cone technique with the bioactive sealer BioRoot RCS has the potential to be adjuvant in a fast and complete healing of extensive periapical lesion after adequate disinfection of the root canal system”
The root canals were filled using the single cone technique with BioRoot
Fig.1
Preoperative radiograph(a) and clinical aspects(b-c): drainage of purulent exudate and mechanical preparation.
Fig.2
Preoperative CBCT axial imagens (a-e): cervical third (a); midle third (b,c); apical third(d,e).
Fig.3
Preoperative CBCT sagital image (a); coronal images (b,c). Note extensive bone destruction on palatal root and furcation region.
Fig.4
Filling root canals with BioRoot RCS with single cone technique (a,b); cavity access was sealed (c).
Fig.5
Follow up at 3 months(b) and 15 months(c). CBCT sagittal images of buccal root canals.
Fig.6
Follow up at 3 months(b) and 15 months(c). CBCT coronal images. The blue arrows indicate the sealer at apical foramen of palatal root canal(b) and a probably hard tissue into 2 final millimeters of the root end (c).
Fig.7
Follow up at 3 months(b) and 15 months(c). CBCT sagittal images. The blue arrows indicate the partial new bone formation(b) and a complete healing (c) of apical lesion on palatal root canal.
Fig.8
Follow up at 3 months(b,e) and 15 months(c,f). CBCT axial images. Note the new bone in the furcation region (b,c). Observe the complete healing of cortical palatal bone at midle third (d,e).
Fig.9
Follow up at 3 months(b,e) and 15 months(c,f). CBCT axial images of 2 final millimeters of the root canals. Note the complete formation of a new bone (c,f).
"Obturation with BioRoot™ RCS,
note the obliteration of the lateral
canal in the apical third"
Courtesy Dr Ambu, Italy
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“The endodontic obturation performed with BioRoot™ RCS bioceramic sealer combined with the single cone technique, allowed to achieve success in endodontic retreatment in a case of symptomatic apical periodontitis with extensive bone loss.”
Dr. André Luiz da Costa MichelottoSpecialist in Endodontics
Hydraulic Filling
BioRoot™ RCS introduces the concept of Hydraulic Filling, which releases the achievement of a tight endodontic seal from technique dependence. Both the lateral and apical seal are obtained with a simple cold technique. The procedure is simple and fast while, at the same time, BioRoot™ RCS ensures the long-term clinical success.
01. HYDROPHILICITY
It flows into the dentinal tubules & lateral canals
03. GUTTA-PERCHA
Soft core in case a retreatment is needed
02. CRYSTALLIZATION
Chemical bonding with dentin and tight sea
04. BIOACTIVITY
It supports peri-apical healing
BioRoot™ RCS
Bioceramic Endodontic Sealer
Bioceramic endodontic sealers have several advantages, including properties such as biocompatibility and bioactivity, stimulating bone formation. In cases of apical periodontitis, it is convenient to use a material with these characteristics. Thus, in this case report, the single cone technique associated with a bioceramic sealer was used to perform the obturation of the root canal system. The treatment was carried out using contemporary techniques and a simple endodontic obturation with BioRoot™ RCS bioceramic endodontic sealer.
