DPI 17% Edta Solution

Features

• 17% disodium edetate solution with neutral pH for safe and effective use
• Rapidly cleanses and shapes root canals during endodontic procedures
• Helps in enlarging canals by chelating calcium ions from dentin
• Facilitates smooth instrumentation and better canal preparation
• Effectively opens calcified canals for easier access
• Maintains tissue compatibility while ensuring strong cleansing action
• Convenient 15 ml glass bottle packaging with long 3-year shelf lif

Description

DPI 17% EDTA Solution is a clinically proven root canal irrigant formulated with disodium edetate in a purified water base. Designed with a neutral pH, this solution ensures effective and rapid cleansing of root canals during endodontic instrumentation while maintaining tissue compatibility. Its chelating action helps in softening and removing the smear layer, making canal walls cleaner and smoother, which facilitates better shaping and subsequent obturation. A key benefit of this solution is its ability to open calcified root canals, allowing dentists to manage difficult cases with ease. The 17% concentration ensures efficient canal enlargement without causing unnecessary damage to dentin, thus promoting successful treatment outcomes. Supplied in a 15 ml glass bottle, DPI 17% EDTA Solution is easy to handle and store, with a shelf life of 3 years under proper storage conditions. It is an essential aid for modern endodontic practice, combining safety, efficacy, and convenience.

Key Specifications

• Size:  20ml
• Concentration: 17% Solution
• pH Level: Neutral

Packaging

• 1 x DPI 17% Edta Solution (20 ml)

Direction to Use

• Access the root canal and prepare the working length as per standard endodontic procedure.
• Fill the canal with DPI 17% EDTA Solution using a syringe and side-vented irrigation needle.
• Allow the solution to act for 1–2 minutes to soften dentin and remove the smear layer.
• Continue instrumentation while replenishing the canal with fresh solution as required.
• For calcified canals, allow a slightly longer contact time to aid in canal opening.
• After instrumentation, flush thoroughly with distilled water or sodium hypochlorite before obturation