PD Pulpotec

Product Description

• Powder : Polyoxymethylene, Iodoform, excipient
• Liquid : Dexamethasone Acetate, Formaldehyde, Phenol, Guaiacol , excipient

• Pulpitis on permanent vital molars
• Pulpitis on deciduous molars
• Pulpitis on immature but permanent vital molars, enabling a complete radicular restoration of the tooth
• Infected deciduous molars in pedodontics (the only exception to the rule of a treatment on vital teeth)
• Treatment of molars suffering calcified root-canal to bring about complete clinical recovery of the tooth

• Store at room temperature between 5° and 30°C, protected from direct light

• In most cases, Pulpotec treatment is practically painless. Rare exceptions where pain has continued until the second session have, however, been recorded. 3 typical cases have been determined:
• Pain of medium intensity which has lasted until the second session. To remedy this, all traces of Pulpotec should be removed after de-obturation and a fresh dose of the product should then be inserted and covered with a tem porary dressing.
• Persistent pain of arthritic type. This will disappear after anti-inflammatory treatment.
• In approximately 1 case per 1000, acute pain could be caused by:
• treating a tooth which is not vital
• an undiagnosed coronal fracture or perforation of the cavity floor
• In this case, after de-obturation, a new diagnosis should be made and treated accordingly either by pulpectomy or, where necessary, by extraction.

• The traditional method : Mix Pulpotec liquid with Pulpotec powder and blend to obtain required thick, creamy consisten cy of the paste. Insert the paste into the pulp-chamber with a large sized paste filler. The presence of small quantities of blood does not affect the efficiency of Pulpotec. Air-dry the cavity just prior to applying the paste. Seal with a temporary cement. Place a cotton roll between the 2 dental arches and request the patient to bite progressively but firmly, so that the Pulpotec paste clings to the walls of the pulp-cavity as well as to the root-canal orifices.
• Another efficient but simple method for inserting Pulpo tec into the pulp-chamber : mix the powder and the liquid on a glass slab and blend until the mix reaches the consistency of a small, supple ball of putty. Shape the ball into a cylinder and insert directly into the pulp-chamber. Press into place with a spatula and continue as indicated above with the tem porary cement and the cotton roll.

• 1 x 15 g Powder
• 1 x 15 ml Liquid