Orca EDTA Cream

Streamline canal preparation with ORCA EDTA Cream, a lubricating chelating cream for endodontic use in Egypt. It softens dentin, helps remove the smear layer, and eases instrumentation of calcified or curved canals during cleaning and shaping.

Clinical Uses

• Lubrication during hand and rotary canal instrumentation
• Chelation and softening of calcified or narrow canals
• Smear layer removal as part of the irrigation protocol

Key Features

• EDTA-based chelating cream for endodontic preparation
• Softens dentin and eases file negotiation in difficult canals
• Complements sodium hypochlorite irrigation for smear layer removal
• Convenient syringe delivery for direct canal application

Specifications

How to Use

1. Access the canal and establish a glide path with a small hand file.
2. Apply a small amount of ORCA EDTA Cream to the file or directly into the canal orifice.
3. Instrument the canal with hand or rotary files, reapplying as needed.
4. Irrigate thoroughly with sodium hypochlorite to complete debridement.

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

What does ORCA EDTA Cream do during a root canal?
It lubricates and chelates dentin, making canal instrumentation smoother and helping remove the smear layer.

Does it replace sodium hypochlorite irrigation?
No, EDTA cream complements irrigation — it does not replace the disinfecting action of sodium hypochlorite.

Is it safe for curved or calcified canals?
Yes, its lubricating action is especially useful for negotiating narrow, curved, or calcified canals.