Pulpdent EDTA Solution 17% – Endodontic Chelating Agent

Pulpdent EDTA Solution 17% is an aqueous chelating agent used during root canal therapy to remove the inorganic smear layer, demineralize dentinal walls, and improve sealer penetration into dentinal tubules. The buffered 17% disodium EDTA formulation is the gold-standard endodontic chelator.

If You Currently Use…

Vista SmearClear™, Roth's File-Eze EDTA, or Sybron RC-Prep® — Pulpdent EDTA Solution is the equivalent 17% EDTA liquid chelator for irrigation, at a lower cost per mL.

Key Features

• 17% disodium EDTA — clinically validated concentration
• Removes smear layer — opens dentinal tubules for better obturation seal
• Aqueous liquid formulation — easy syringe irrigation
• Buffered pH for predictable demineralization
• Three bottle sizes — 60 mL (single-clinician), 120 mL (small office), 480 mL (multi-op bulk)

Indications

• Final irrigation during root canal therapy to remove smear layer
• Chelation of calcified canals to facilitate negotiation
• Improving sealer adaptation in obturation

How To Use

1. Complete mechanical shaping with rotary or hand instruments
2. Irrigate canal with NaOCl (sodium hypochlorite) throughout cleaning and shaping
3. For final irrigation: deliver EDTA 17% into the canal with a side-vented endodontic needle
4. Leave EDTA in place for 1 minute (longer can over-demineralize dentin)
5. Rinse with NaOCl, then sterile saline final flush
6. Dry canal with paper points and proceed with obturation