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الى / اطباء اسنان المحترمين م/ وصول محلول +جل- كلورهكسدين - Consepsis® V - Chlorhexidine Antibacterial Solution -من شركة الترادنت الامريكية ...وباسعار تنافسية تحية طيبة .... يسرنا نحن مكتب سمارت – ان نعلن عن وصول محلول +جل- كلورهكسدين - Consepsis® V - Chlorhexidine Antibacterial Solution -الحائز على شهادة FDA ويمتاز بالمواصفات الاتية :- Product Details • Designed for endodontic disinfecting purposes • A more viscous formulation of Consepsis • Stays in place, even in maxillary canals Description: Consepsis® is a lightly flavored 2.0% chlorhexidine gluconate disinfecting solution. Note: Chlorhexidine hand soaps can adversely affect bond strength of dentin bonding agents. Consepsis contains no surfactants or emolients that interfere with bond strength. Consepsis® V is a lightly flavored 2.0% chlorhexidine gluconate disinfecting solution that is more viscous than regular Consepsis. Consepsis V is specifically designed for endodontic disinfecting purposes only. Indications: Consepsis liquid is used before crown cementation (temporary and/or permanent) and for restorative preparations of crowns, inlays, and composites. Consepsis is a demonstrated, quality wetting agent for bonding, and increasing bond strengths.1,2 Consepsis is recommended for procedural endodontic disinfection, as a final endodontic rinse prior to canal obturation (see EndoREZ® instruction) and as an antimicrobial prior to pulpcapping.3 Consepsis helps prevent the influx of micro-organisms into dentinal tubules.4 A clinician can reduce potential post-op pulpitis and sensitivity by thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting preparations with Consepsis before sealing and restoring. Consepsis V’s viscosity enables the material to be placed and retained in the canal without quickly running out. Note: Do not use Consepsis or Consepsis V in a root canal which is wet with sodium hypochlorite, as a brown precipitate will form. Pre-Treatment Procedure: A. Using 1.2ml prefilled syringes: 1. Remove Luer Lock cap from syringe. 2. Twist disposable tip firmly onto syringe: Consepsis: Use a Black Mini® Brush tip or a Blue Mini® Dento-Infusor® tip. 3. For optimum control, hold syringe in palm of hand rather than in conventional manner with thumb on plunger (Fig. 1). B. Using 30ml IndiSpense® System: 1. A prelabeled unit dose syringe is attached to the end of the large, no-waste IndiSpense syringe by turning the Luer Lock of the unit dose syringe snugly onto the male thread of the IndiSpense (Fig. 2). 2. Using the palm grasp (Fig. 3) the plunger of the IndiSpense syringe is depressed while the unit dose syringe is stabilized at the plunger with the non-dominant hand. To prevent cross-contamination, a used syringe should not be reattached to the IndiSpense syringe. Do not express contents of unit dose syringe back into the IndiSpense syringe. 3. If not using the pre-loaded syringe immediately, replace Luer Lock cap until ready for use. 4. Before use, twist recommended tip firmly onto the unit dose syringe.(Tip recommendation: Consepsis: See A.2. Above, Consepsis V: Black Micro® FX or Inspiral® Brush Tip.) Procedure: A. Consepsis 1. When placing direct-placed or resin-luted restorations, etch the surfaces to be bonded before applying Consepsis. Dispense a small amount of Consepsis and thoroughly rub preparation (Figs. 4 and 5). Air dry. Do not rinse. Note: Some clinicians instruct to etch, disinfect, and then apply bonding primers. Our tests have demonstrated no reduction in bond strength whether Consepsis is placed before or after etching. Our testing has also shown a slight gain in bond strength by moistening dentin with Consepsis followed by removal of excess moisture on surface only and placement of A/B Primers. 2. Remove excess fluid to obtain a moist dentin surface (for recommended “wet” bonding techniques see PQ1® or PermaQuick® bonding systems instructions). 3. Continue with appropriate bonding technique according to instructions. Consepsis Treatment Notes: 1. For composite and amalgam preparations, etc., treat surfaces the same as temporary crown cementation. Place appropriate dentin liner and/or base as needed (Ultra-Blend® plus™ is recommended). 2. For composites, resin luting, amalgams, and glass ionomers, disinfect before or after etching and bonding with a quality bonding agent such as PQ1 or PermaQuick. 3. For disinfecting close to pulp, gently scrub with Consepsis liquid for 60 seconds. Gently air dry (don’t rinse). Follow with application of Ultra-Blend plus, Ultra-Etch® 35% phosphoric acid and a bonding agent to seal the dentin.5 Use all materials according to their instructions. B. Consepsis V 1. Upon completion of cleaning and shaping canals, rinse with Consepsis V. Leave Consepsis V in canals for 60 seconds. 2. Rinse thoroughly with sterile water, or EDTA. 3. Dry completely with Ultradent Luer Vacuum Adapter and paper points. 4. Obturate with materials of choice. Consepsis/Consepsis V Precautions: 1. Caution: Chemical may set in tip after a few hours. To avoid clogging, remove tip and re-cap with Luer Lock Caps between each use. Always verify material flow prior to applying intraorally. If resistance is met, replace tip and re-check. This does NOT apply to dual-barrel syringes and mixing tips. 2. Tips are disposable; do not reuse. 3. Do NOT allow volumes of material to be ingested. Collect extraneous material with proper vacuuming techniques. 4. DO NOT use on patients with known sensitivity to chlorhexidine. 5. Use Ultradent® Syringe Covers for a protective barrier to prevent cross-contamination. 6. Consepsis V is specifically desgined for endodontic disinfecting purposes only. الموزع في الكرخ: مكتب سما دنت – نفق الشرطة – 07809865085 مع الشكر والتقدير مكتب ســمــارت. لتجهيز أجهزة ومستلزمات طب الاسنان متوفر كافة تجهيزات طب الاسنان من افضل الوكالات العالمية العراق - بغداد – باب المعظم –مقابل مصرف الرافدين – باتجاه كلية طب الاسنان – هاتف : مدير المبيعات : 07810775922 مبيعات : 07711113534 Email : smartdent79@yahoo facebook/Smartdent Website: smart-iraq , facebook/Smartdent Twitter/smartdent79
Posted on: Sun, 14 Sep 2014 18:12:39 +0000

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