2% Chlorhexidine Gluconate

Benefits:

* Disinfection of root canal systems, Disinfection of the tooth surface before crown cementation, luting, and

direct restorative placement. * Provides the longest and most effective antimicrobial activity.

* Reduces potential for postoperative sensitivity * Increases bond strengths with dentin bonding

* The viscosity of ORCA Chlorhexidine antibacterial viscous gel makes it the perfect antibacterial

irrigant in cases where you want to have more control than a liquid will give you 

* ORCA ChChlorhexidinean be used in the canal in place of formocresol as an antibacterial agent

* Substantivity provides a long-lasting residual kill of bacteria.

* Kills multispecies biofilm and planktonic bacteria, for the debridement and irrigation of root canal instrumentation.

* Stays in place and has a more viscous formulation, even in maxillary canals

Instruction for Use: (Endodontic Disinfection)

1. After the final cleaning and shaping, irrigate the canal with 17% EDTA liquid.

2. Rinse the canal thoroughly with sterile water and place ORCA Chlorhexidine in the canal between appointments.

3. Rinse the canal thoroughly using sterile water or saline on subsequent vvisits

4. Dry the canal using paper points.

-Instructions for use: (Direct composite restorations and resin luted restorations)

1. Clean the area and etch the surface to be bonded.

2. After rinsing the etchant, dispense a small amount of ORCA CChlorhexidineand thoroughly rub for 60 seconds.

3. Remove the excess gel to obtain a moist surface.

4. Bond the tooth surface using an appropriate bonding agent.

Note: For other restorations, clean the tooth, apply ORCA Chlorhexidine, and scrub thoroughly for 2 Min. Rinse the

excess gel using sterile water. Dry and place the restorative material.

Caution: ORCA Hex Gel should be used after smear layer removal for canal disinfection. Sodium hypochlorite and EDTA solutions should be rinsed and removed before using ORCA Hex Gel