Angelus MTA HP 2 DOSE

Angelus MTA HP 2 DOSE

Mineral Trioxide Aggregate

Repair Cement bio ceramic high plasticity, with tungstate of calcium and organic plasticizer

MTA (Mineral Trioxide Aggregate) has its established use in Endodontics due to the clinical results proven through numerous scientific studies. However, due to the physical properties inherent to the powder of the product, the “sandy” consistency hinders manipulation and transport of the material to the site of repair. To improve these characteristics, ANGELUS® has developed a new formulation called MTA REPAIR HP – “High Plasticity” MTA. This new formula maintains all the chemical and biological properties of the original MTA, which guarantees the success of the treatment, but changes its physical properties of manipulation. The result is a product with greater plasticity, facilitating manipulation and insertion in the dental cavity

MTA REPAIR HP is an endodontic restorative cement with high plasticiy, composed of mineral oxides in the form of fine hydrophilic particles. It is indicated for cases of root perforation (canal and furcation), iatrogenic or by caries, root perforation by internal resorption, retrofilling, direct pulp capping, pulpotomy, apexigenesis, and apexification.

COMPOSITION:

Powder: Tricalcium silicate 3CaO.SiO2; Dicalcium silicate 2CaO.SiO2; Tricalcium aluminate 3CaO.Al2O3; Calcium oxide CaO; Calcium Tungstate CaWO4

Liquid: Water and Plasticizer.

INDICATIONS:

• Endodontics: for accidents and endodontic complications
• General Clinic: for direct pulp capping
• Pediatric dentistry: for pulpotomy

ADVANTAGES:

• New formula whose particle size after hydration allows for easy manipulation and insertion into the dental cavity;
• Addition of a radiopacifier (CaWO4) which does not cause staining of the root or dental crown
• Low solubility
• Excellent marginal sealing capacity through controlled setting expansion
• Excellent sealing of root perforation (channel and furcation) to induce formation of periradicular cement
• Promotes the formation of a dentin bridge when used in pulp capping
• Allows for use in wet medium without change of its properties.