NICLOR 5 – Sodium Hypochlorite 5% Root Canal Irrigation Solution
11,90 €
Liquid aspiration system for the root canal
Description
NICLOR 5 – 5% Sodium Hypochlorite Solution for Root Canal Irrigation
NICLOR 5 is a titrated sodium hypochlorite solution designed for professional endodontic irrigation. It is intended for use in alternation with Hydrogen Peroxide to effectively clean and disinfect root canals.
Key Specifications
- Composition: Sodium Hypochlorite titrated to 5% active chlorine.
- Properties: Excellent solvent of organic residues; titrated solution for root canal irrigation.
- Indications: Irrigation of root canals before and during each treatment to remove necrotic material and debris.
Directions for Use
For optimal results, follow these steps:
- After each mechanical reaming with the appropriate endodontic instrument, irrigate the canal with NICLOR 5 using a syringe fitted with a blunt-tipped needle (bend as needed).
- Insert the needle at the canal orifice only — never deep toward the apex. Gently oscillate it back and forth to facilitate flow and outflow, applying light pressure on the plunger.
- In necrotic canals: use only NICLOR 5 before and during reaming.
- In canals with vital pulp: preferably use Hydrogen Peroxide first, then NICLOR 5 at the end.
- Follow each NICLOR 5 irrigation with an irrigation using Hydrogen Peroxide 12 or 24 volumes (same method). The resulting effervescence helps clean the canal.
- Alternate between NICLOR 5 and Hydrogen Peroxide after each passage of endodontic instruments.
- For removal of inorganic debris formed during instrumentation, alternate NICLOR 5 with an EDTA-based solution (e.g., Tubuliclean, EDTA 17%).
- Finally, irrigate with 0.9% sterile saline solution to remove all residues, then dry thoroughly with sterile absorbent paper points.
- The canal is now ready for definitive treatment with root canal preparations and sealing cement.
Important Warnings
- For professional dental use only.
- Do not inject deep into the canal — insert needle at the orifice only.
- Use light pressure on the syringe plunger to avoid extrusion beyond the apex.
- Always use in alternation with Hydrogen Peroxide or EDTA solution as indicated.
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