C-Root SP

Composition
Strontium Silicate, Zirconia, Calcium Phosphate, Calcium Hydroxide.
Function
Root canal sealing and permanent filling. It is suitable for lateral condensation/compaction technique, single cone obturation technique, and vertical condensation technique.
Indications
Permanent filling of root canal after it has been cleaned and disinfected properly.

Apical Healing Capacity
For cases with apical lesions, C-Root SP is unparalleled in accelerating bone healing. Its ability to create a strong apical seal, coupled with the osteogenic potential of stron- tium silicate, promotes long-term healing and ensures successful outcomes.

Biocompatibility & Post-Op: No Pain
C-Root SP, utilizing strontium elements instead of calcium silicate, offers strong biocompatibility and helps alleviate inflammation and pain. A recent study found that C-Root SP demonstrated superior cytocompatibility in cell proliferation compared to other traditional products.

Strong Sealability
C-Root SP with Strontium Silicate demonstrates the ability to deeply penetrate dentin tubules, generate plate-like strontium-doped hydroxyapatite, facilitate remineralization through strontium substitution, establish strong bonds with dentin and obturation materials to minimize voids, and proficiently eliminate microbes, thereby preventing their recurrence.

Multiple Obturation Techniques
Based on recent research findings, a notable statistical difference was observed in the middle third of the teeth when comparing obturation techniques with other sealers—except for the C-Root SP, which stood out by maintaining consistency.

Excellent Flow
C-Root SP particles, being smal and hydrophilic, can navigate the entire canal anatomy, including small lateral canals, fins, and cul-de-sacs. C-Root SP has excellent flow, demonstrated through its effective handling of diverse cases, including those involving lateral root canals, partial bifurcations, and apical delta cases.

Easy to Observe
C-Root SP with strontium silicate exhibits strong radiopacity with a bright radiographic contrast. Calcium silicate appears relatively grey with moderate radiopacity.