Cerkamed Sodium Hypochlorite 5.25% 200 Gr Bottle 200ml

COMPOSITION:
sodium hypochlorite (5,25% of active chlorine), purified water compliant with Ph. Eur.

INTENDED USE
Liquid for root canal rinsing. Removal of dead pulp residues during mechanical preparation of the root canal. It cleans the canal and removes the smear layer to expose the dentin root canal orifices before final filling.

CONTRAINDICATIONS
Do not use CHLORAXID 5.25% in patients with hypersensitivity to sodium hypochlorite.
Do not use immediately before/after flushing with citric acid or EDTA, as these substances neutralise the effect of sodium hypochlorite. Do not use immediately before/after flushing with chlorhexidine digluconate, otherwise brown precipitate will form. Use purified water to flush the root canals alternately with the use of fluids.

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
When flushing the root canal, do not use an excessively strong jet of fluid, as this may cause the fluid to enter the periapical tissues and damage them, which will manifest as the pain, inflammation or swelling of soft tissues.
Special care should be taken when the product is applied into perforations. Sodium hypochlorite can weaken root dentin. Endodontic treatment may cause temporary postoperative pain. The CHLORAXID 5.25% product has cytotoxic potential.
In case of contact rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. In case of consumption do not induce vomiting. Drink plenty of water. Seek medical advice.
Use a cofferdam, disposable gloves, safety goggles/visors and protective clothing when handling the product.
The dispenser is not designed to draw fluids from the root canal.
DISPENSER IS NOT INTENDED FOR LIQUID STORAGE!
The adapter included in the package is intended for use exclusively with the CHLORAXID 5.25% bottle it was supplied with. The adapter should only be installed on the bottle during dental treatment with CHLORAXID 5.25%.
Keep out of reach of children.
Any serious incident involving the product should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the State in which the user or patient is domiciled.