MTApex bioceramic root canal sealer can be used with any gutta percha, irrigant, or lubricant. It is dimensionally stable, with minimal shrinkage and expansion. MTApex sealer is bioactive. It forms HA on its surface to support healing of the pulp or the root canal apices.1 It is also the only sealer that can be delivered with a NaviTip 29 ga Single Sideport tip, increasing flowability and precision.
Endodontic sealers are currently gaining prominence for their biological behavior in stimulating the repair of periapical tissue. In addition, it is essential that the sealer has a predictable setting to avoid its solubility. MTApex is ideal in addition to stimulating tissue repair, but most importantly, it comes in a powder/gel configuration which allows for correct hydration of the sealer and thus predictable performance.
Dr. Renato Miotto Palo
Quite often you’ll have someone come into your office who has something that requires a repair, or where a repair will need to happen, or you’re doing a very deep filling and end up with a pulp exposure…you can use MTAFlow cement for all sorts of situations and repairs. Even as a general dentist if you don’t perform root canals, it’s a valuable kit to have for those repairs you need to do…use this to repair a small perforation you have, you can use it as a pulp cap, direct or indirect to protect pulp, even if you have a perforation of any sort. With NaviTip tips and the way that MTAFlow powder mixes with the gel— it stays better than any material I’ve used.
Dr. Brigham Stoker
Very often in a endodontic office, we face challenging situations - such as repairing accidents during access in calcified pulp chambers or angled teeth. There are a lot of situations that are easier if you have a ‘first aid material’ like MTAFlow cement. Most MTA materials are sandy and hard to deliver to the right spot. MTAFlow cement is nice because we can control consistency and add gel to powder to create more product to deliver with NaviTip tip. Ultradent fixed a lot of situations we used to have when using MTA materials.
Dr. Renato Miotto Palo