Orca Chlor Sodium HypoChlorite Gel

Achieve thorough canal disinfection with ORCA Chlor Gel, a sodium hypochlorite gel formulated for root canal irrigation in Egypt. Its gel consistency reduces the risk of apical extrusion compared to liquid irrigants, making it a practical choice for endodontic disinfection and soft-tissue antisepsis.

Clinical Uses

• Root canal irrigation and disinfection during endodontic treatment
• Reduction of bacterial load in infected canals
• General antimicrobial use on soft tissue during dental procedures

Key Features

• Sodium hypochlorite gel for controlled, precise irrigation
• Gel viscosity limits apical extrusion versus liquid NaOCl
• Effective against common root canal pathogens
• Suitable for routine restorative and endodontic use

Specifications

How to Use

1. Access and shape the canal with appropriate hand or rotary files.
2. Dispense ORCA Chlor Gel into the canal with a side-vented irrigation needle, avoiding binding at the apex.
3. Allow adequate contact time between instrumentation steps.
4. Follow with an EDTA rinse to remove the smear layer before obturation.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine ORCA stock sourced for the Egyptian market
• Fast Cairo and nationwide delivery
• Trusted by endodontic and general dental practices across Egypt

FAQ

Why use a gel instead of liquid sodium hypochlorite?
The gel's viscosity makes it easier to control and reduces the risk of the irrigant being pushed past the apex.

Can ORCA Chlor Gel be used on soft tissue?
Yes, it can be used for general antimicrobial application on soft tissue during dental procedures.

What should follow sodium hypochlorite irrigation?
An EDTA rinse is typically used afterward to remove the smear layer before final obturation.