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Buy endodontic supplies online at Chase Dental Supply, including K-files, Hedstrom files, Gates Glidden drills, irrigation needles and syringes, EDTA and sodium hypochlorite. General dentists and endodontists can stock root canal essentials from Mark3, Premier Dental and Pulpdent in the lengths and sizes they use every day.
How to Choose Endodontic Supplies
• Hand files: Mark3 stainless steel K-files come in 21, 25 and 31 mm lengths, in sizes from 06 to 80 plus assorted 15 to 40 and 45 to 80 packs. Premier Hedstrom files are used for more rapid canal enlargement.
• Orifice and post space: Premier Gates Glidden drills (#1 to #6) open canal orifices, and Peeso reamers prepare post space.
• Irrigation: Mark3 6% sodium hypochlorite, 17% EDTA from Mark3 and Pulpdent, and Mark3 Luer lock notched irrigation needles in 23, 27 and 30 gauge with 3, 6 and 12 cc syringes.
• Canal prep and diagnosis: Mark3 Canal Prep root canal preparation cream and Endo Pulp Vitality refrigerant spray.
• Posts: Mark3 gold plated screw posts in S, M, L and XL series.
Popular Endodontics at Chase Dental Supply
Mark3 K-Files 25mm #15 to 40 Assorted · Premier Dental Hedstrom Files 25mm #25 · Premier Dental Gates Glidden Drills Assorted 1 to 6 · Mark3 Sodium Hypochlorite Solution 6% · Pulpdent EDTA Solution 17% · Mark3 Luer Lock Endo Irrigation Needle 30ga Notched · Mark3 Endo Pulp Vitality Refrigerant Spray · Mark3 Canal Prep Root Canal Preparation Cream
Frequently Asked Questions
What endodontic supplies do I need for a root canal?
A typical setup includes K-files or Hedstrom files, Gates Glidden drills, an irrigant such as sodium hypochlorite, EDTA, irrigation needles and syringes, and a pulp vitality spray for diagnosis.
What is the difference between K-files and Hedstrom files?
K-files cut with a reaming or filing motion and are used to negotiate and shape canals. Hedstrom files cut mainly on the pull stroke and enlarge canals more rapidly.
Why use EDTA along with sodium hypochlorite?
Sodium hypochlorite dissolves organic tissue, while EDTA is a chelating agent that helps remove the inorganic smear layer. Follow your own irrigation protocol.
Questions about endodontic supplies? Call 888-548-7582 or email sales@chasedentalsupply.com.
