Dental Pulp Canal Sealing Compound

Dental Pulp Canal Sealing Compound is a type of material used in endodontic procedures to seal and fill the root canal system of a tooth. It is specifically designed to prevent the entry of bacteria and other microorganisms into the root canal, thus helping to prevent infection and promote healing.

This compound is typically used after the root canal treatment has been performed, where the infected or damaged pulp tissue is removed from the tooth. The sealing compound is then placed into the cleaned and shaped root canal space to create a tight seal and prevent any further contamination.

Dental Pulp Canal Sealing Compounds are available in various forms, such as pastes or cements, and are usually composed of a mixture of resins, fillers, and other additives. They are designed to have good flowability for easy placement and excellent sealing properties to ensure a successful root canal treatment.

These compounds are classified under the supply class Dental Instruments, Equipment, And Supplies, which falls under the supply group Medical, Dental, And Veterinary Equipment And Supplies. This classification indicates that they are essential materials used in dental procedures and are part of the broader category of supplies needed in the medical, dental, and veterinary fields.