Endodontic Irrigation and Obturation Materials
Endodontic irrigation and obturation materials for canal disinfection and filling - sodium hypochlorite, EDTA and chlorhexidine irrigants, gutta-percha, root canal sealers and MTA root repair from Dentsply AH Plus and ProRoot MTA, Thermafil and bioceramic lines. Available in irrigant bottles and unit-dose formats with side-vented needles, ISO and taper-matched gutta-percha, epoxy resin, bioceramic and zinc oxide eugenol sealers, and carrier-based obturation. Per-case consumables stocked with standing orders for high-velocity SKUs. Wholesale case pricing for endodontists, general practices and DSOs.
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Endodontic Irrigation and Obturation Materials for Canal Disinfection and Filling
Endodontic irrigation and obturation materials cover the disinfecting solutions and root filling products used to clean and seal the prepared canal system. This subcategory covers sodium hypochlorite, EDTA and chlorhexidine irrigants, gutta-percha points, root canal sealers, and root repair materials stocked for endodontists, general dentists performing endodontics, group practices and DSOs.
Irrigation and Obturation Lines Stocked
- Irrigation solutions - Sodium hypochlorite in a range of concentrations, EDTA solution and gel for smear layer removal, and chlorhexidine, in bottles and unit-dose formats with irrigation syringes and side-vented needles.
- Gutta-percha points - Standardized and non-standardized gutta-percha points in ISO tip sizes and taper-matched packs for rotary systems, plus accessory and greater-taper points.
- Root canal sealers - Epoxy resin, calcium silicate and bioceramic sealers such as Dentsply AH Plus and bioceramic lines, plus zinc oxide eugenol sealers.
- Root repair and obturation devices - Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) and bioceramic root repair materials such as ProRoot MTA, and carrier-based obturation systems such as Thermafil.
Irrigant and Obturation Format Options
| Material | Options | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Sodium hypochlorite | Range of concentrations | Bottles and unit-dose |
| EDTA | Solution and gel | Bottles, syringes, unit-dose |
| Gutta-percha | ISO sizes, taper-matched | Point boxes and bulk |
| Sealer | Epoxy resin, bioceramic, ZOE | Paste, syringe, powder-liquid |
Sealer Chemistries and Carrier Systems
Root canal sealers are stocked across epoxy resin, calcium silicate bioceramic and zinc oxide eugenol chemistries in paste, syringe and powder-liquid formats. Gutta-percha is offered in standardized ISO tip sizes and in taper-matched packs that correspond to common rotary file systems, plus accessory and greater-taper cones. Carrier-based obturation systems and warm vertical accessories are stocked alongside cold lateral condensation supplies. Irrigants ship with side-vented irrigation needles and syringes for canal delivery. This describes the catalog and is not a technique recommendation.
Irrigation and obturation materials are per-case consumables that reorder with every root canal, so irrigant, point and sealer cost per procedure is a line endodontic practices track directly against case volume. Endodontists and group practices consolidate gutta-percha, sealers and irrigants onto contracted pricing to keep per-case material cost predictable across sites. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Browse Related Categories
Obturation follows canal preparation with endodontic files and instruments and works with endodontic accessories and illumination such as apex locators and paper points. Instruments are reprocessed through infection control and patient care products. Browse the full endodontics catalog or the parent dental catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between sodium hypochlorite and EDTA in endodontic irrigation?
Sodium hypochlorite is a disinfecting irrigant that dissolves organic tissue and reduces bacteria in the canal. EDTA is a chelating agent that removes the inorganic smear layer and opens dentinal tubules. They are used at different stages of canal irrigation and are stocked in bottles, unit-dose formats and gels with side-vented irrigation needles. This is descriptive of the catalog.
What is the difference between epoxy resin and bioceramic sealers?
Epoxy resin sealers, such as Dentsply AH Plus, are a long-established chemistry with good flow and sealing. Bioceramic and calcium silicate sealers are hydrophilic, set in the presence of moisture and bond to dentin, and are often used in single-cone techniques. This subcategory stocks both plus zinc oxide eugenol sealers in paste, syringe and powder-liquid formats so a practice can standardize on its chemistry.
What sizes of gutta-percha points are stocked?
Gutta-percha is stocked in standardized ISO tip sizes from 15 through 80, in non-standardized accessory cones, and in taper-matched packs that correspond to common rotary systems such as ProTaper and WaveOne. Greater-taper cones for single-cone obturation are also stocked. Points come in boxes and bulk quantities to match case volume.
Can dental practices order endodontic irrigation and obturation materials in bulk?
Yes. Sodium hypochlorite, EDTA, gutta-percha points, sealers and root repair materials are stocked in case and pack quantities for endodontists, general practices performing endodontics, group offices and DSOs. Standing order programs are available for the highest-velocity SKUs such as taper-matched gutta-percha, sealer and irrigant. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What irrigation and obturation materials should be in an endodontic formulary?
A working formulary usually includes sodium hypochlorite and EDTA irrigants with side-vented needles, gutta-percha in ISO and taper-matched sizes, a primary root canal sealer, and an MTA or bioceramic root repair material. Practices using warm vertical or carrier-based techniques add those obturation supplies. MAP Medical builds consolidated obturation packages matched to technique and case volume - contact our team for an assessment.