Prevest Cerafill RCS

• Bioceramic technology for optimal results
• Permits adequate working time.
• Syringe for direct application
• Optimal flowability allows the sealer to fill difficult access areas
• The antimicrobial property increases the success rate of endodontic treatments
• Radiopaque
• Non resorbable

Cerafill RCS root canal filling and sealing material is ready to use injectable premixed filling and sealing material which is based on the bioceramic technology.

It is an alumina free calcium silicate-based material with excellent handling characteristics and superior physical properties. This highly radiopaque hydrophillic sealer forms hydroxyapatite upon setting and chemically bonds to dentine.

It sets with moisture naturally present within dentine.

Indications :

• Permanent root canal obturation
• Root canal sealer

Composition :

• Calcium Silicates, Calcium Phosphates, Zirconium Oxide, Bioactive Glasses, Calcium Sulphate, Calcium Oxide, Fillers, Accelerators and thickening agents.

Storage conditions :

• This product should be used at room temperature.
• Contact with water should be strictly avoided.
• Inadequate storage conditions could shorten shelf life and product performance.
• We recommend to store at temperature between 10°C (50°F) and 24°C (75°F) and keep syringe cap tightly closed.

Shelf Life :

• 3-years from the date of manufacturing.

Regular Pack:

• 1x 2g Premixed Syringe,
• 10 x Capillary Tips,
• 1 x Instruction manual. 

• The cement requires no mixing as it is supplied as a premixed paste in a preloaded syringe with disposable intracanal delivery tips.
• Prior to the application of the material, the prepared root canal should be dried using a paper point.
• Avoid over drying as the sealer needs moisture to completely set and harden.
  

Sealer technique 

Conventional method: The sealer can be dispensed from the syringe on a mixing pad and delivered to the root canal space by carrying it with a gutta-purcha point or an endodontic instrument.

Tip delivery technique:

• Remove the syringe cap and attach the intracanal delivery tip.
• Insert the tip into the coronal third of the root canal ace and smoothly dispense a small amount of material by compressing the syringe plunger.
• Coat the walls of the canals evenly using a #15 endodontic file or a gutta-purcha point.
• In case of lateral condensation place additional gutta-purcha points coated with the sealer.
• After obturation the gutta-purcha is cut at the orifice using a heat source.
• Excess sealer in the root canal chamber should be wiped off using a cotton balls or swabs.

Filing technique:
The material can also be used for filling the root canal space independently. In that case, proper care should be taken to prevent extrusion of material. An apical limiting barrier andis stronalvadvised in such cases