Root Canal Irrigator

The iVac™ System is intended for use during the irrigation phase of root canal treatment and is typically connected to a piezo ultrasonic handpiece. The three most critical concepts established by endodontic research and science for root canal irrigation and disinfection were employed to develop the system.input:
output:The initial concept implemented is ultrasonic vibration, which functions as a chemical catalyst for the irrigating solutions in conjunction with the transient cavitation and microstreaming effects, thereby establishing a chemical-mechanical cleaning action in root canal regions that are difficult to access.input:
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The irrigation fluid is transported from the pulp chamber to the apical limit without extruding beyond the foramen by the negative pressure, which is the second concept.

Finally, concomitant irrigation is a principle that involves the continuous replenishment of the volume of irrigating liquid. The solution is repositioned for a new one, thereby arousing ideal chemical activity through constant fluid replacement.input:
output:The iVac™ system combines the three irrigation fundaments into a single device, thereby preventing liquid extrusion into the periapical tissue and reactivating the renewed fluid within the canal. The system includes an aspiration/activation cannula with two outside diameter options:.35mm and.50mm.input:
output:The iVac™ ultrasonic connector is engineered to facilitate the secure attachment of the cannula and the accurate delivery of the irrigating liquid, all while transmitting the vibration from the piezo ultrasonic handpiece. Furthermore, tubes and connections enable the coupling of the standard vacuum outlet, which results in the addition of negative pressure to the system.