Simultaneous Irrigation
Optimal Disinfection: Continuous Refreshment of Agitated NaOCl
- The SAF is the first and only chemo-mechanical endodontic instrument.
- Continuous no-pressure irrigation with an irrigant combination of Sodium Hypochlorite an HEDP, creating a synergistic effect and washing away the “dentin dust” created by the SAF’s scrubbing..
- Irrigant exchange and sonic agitation throughout the instrumentation process, for superior disinfection of even unreachable areas, such as isthmi and recesses, to prevent debris packing and extrusion.
Superior Removal of Debris
“In the SAF group, most of the specimens were completely free of debris”.
De Melo-Ribeiro et al, J Endod 2013; 39(3)398-401
Superior Disinfection
Improved mechanical cleaning, avoidance of packing of debris and continuous agitated irrigation – are the key to superior disinfection within a short period of time.
Adapted from Siqueira et al, J Endod 2010; 36:1860-65
Improved Re-treatment
The compressibility and adaptability of the SAF enable it to effectively remove Gutta-Percha remnants, sealer and residual biofilm that are typically left in the canal after the removal of the main bulk of GP by other means.
Adapted from Solomonov et al, J Endod 2012;38:1283–1287
Better Obturation
Better shaping and superior cleaning and disinfection inevitably assure better obturation, by various obturation techniques.
Adapted from De-Deus et al, J Endod 2013;38:846–849