EndoSeal MTA (2g syringe - 20 Tips)

Bioceramic Injectable Sealer

ENDOSEAL MTA is a paste-type root canal sealer and filler that has excellent physical and biological properties. Setting time of under 12 minutes! No mixing! It is premixed and pre-loaded in a syringe that allows direct application of the sealer into the root canal without requiring powder/liquid mixing, unlike other products. The product has outstanding flowability and maneuverability, which makes it possible to completely fill the root canal system including accessory and lateral canals. It is eugenol-free and will not impede adhesion inside the root canal.

ENDOSEAL MTA is developed for root canal filling and root perforation repair, effectively preventing periapical tissue irritation as well as secondary infection.

State-of-the-art MTA root canal sealer 

• Fastest setting time of all MTAs: 10-12 minutes
• Easy 100% retrieval with NiTi files
• Sold in 2g syringe, 1 per package + 20 tips (24 gauge)
• One syringe is good for 20 to 28 canals
• Premixed and pre-loaded in a syringe
• No powder or liquid mixing required
• Completely fill the root canal system including accessory and lateral canals
• Outstanding flowability and maneuverability
• Single cone technique (1 gutta-percha per canal)
• Eugenol-free
• Strong antibacterial effects
• Promotion of hard tissue formation
• No postoperative pain after overfilling
• Complete apical sealing
• Superior dimensional stability
• High radiopacity

Injecting ENDOSEAL MTA into the middle third of the root canal and slowly pumping it to the root apex with GP cone can achieve sufficient root canal filling.  In a single cone technique, GP cone acts as a guide and ENDOSEAL MTA acts as a filler.

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Published in Major Scientific Journals

1. JOE, Push-out bond strength of injectable pozzolan-based root canal sealer
2. Springer, cytocompatibility of calcium silicate-based sealers in a three-dimensional cell culture model
3. BMC oral health, physical properties and biocompatibility of injectable calcium-silicate-based root canal sealer in vitro and in vivo study
4. European journal of dentistry, tooth discoloration induced by a novel mineral trioxide aggregate-based root canal sealer