Ah Plus Jet Root Canal Sealing Material 2*15g

Dentsply AH Plus Jet Root Canal Sealer
Dentsply AH Plus Jet Root Canal Sealing Material is a two-component paste/paste root canal sealer based on epoxy-amine resin. The AH Plus sealer shows extremely low shrinkage making it a suitable choice of material to seal the root canal.

This root canal sealer can be used with hot or cold techniques. AH Plus Dentsply endodontic sealer achieves a tight seal due to its self-adhesive properties and dimensional stability. It is biocompatible and exhibits moderate anti-microbial properties and therefore has the potential to significantly reduce the germ load in the canal. AH Plus root canal sealer is extremely radio-opaque so it is clearly visible on radiographs. AH Plus is a good sealer choice for use with ProTaper Thermafil obturators as the setting reaction is not adversely affected by thermoplastic obturation.

AH Plus Root Canal Sealer Features:
Long term sealing properties
Outstanding dimensional stability
Self-adhesive properties

AH Plus is a two-component paste/ paste root canal sealer based on epoxy-amine resin, offering the following features:

Long term sealing properties
Outstanding dimensional stability
Self-adhesive properties
Very high radioopacity
Excellent scientific documentation in many clinical and in-vitro studies
Use as reference and standard in many investigations
Extensive market history
Complies with the requirements of ISO 6876:2001 (E) for dental root canal filling
materials.
AH Plus comes in the following deliveries:

AH Plus in tubes for manual mixing of pastes A and B
INDICATION
Permanent obturation of root canals of teeth of the secondary dentition in combination with root canal points.

CONTRAINDICATION
Hypersensitivity against epoxy resins, amines, or other components of the root canal filling material.

WARNINGS
AH Plus contains epoxy resins (paste A) and amines (paste B) which may cause sensitization in susceptible persons. When overfilling occurs, the material is normally tolerated very well by the surrounding tissue. In cases where larger amounts of material are pressed into the canalis mandibularis, immediate surgical removal of the material has to be considered, as with all root canal materials according to state-of-the-art policy.