Collection: Irrigation devices

Heated rammer for use with Woodpecker's Fi-P heated handpiece. Available in 4 sizes, is attaches very easily to the rammer and heats up immediately when the handpiece button is activated.

The Space Pack System's copper needle is the essential element for filling the canal during warm obturation. Its design ensures excellent heat diffusion and precise control during the injection of warm gutta. Heats up in less than 7 seconds

The "Lee" block is intended to facilitate the handling of MTA and bio-ceramic Putty materials. This set consists of Lee's block and a spatula developed by the University of Penn to retrieve and place the core of material.

The Space Pack's heated pluggers have been specially designed to facilitate hot vertical compaction. Their design allows efficient heat transmission to the tip of the instrument, for precise and consistent obturation. Immediate temperature rise.

The ExtEndo Plugger is an innovative instrument designed to facilitate obturation in cases where the conventional length of gutta-percha cones is not sufficient. Thanks to its extremely thin tip, it allows the gutta to be fixed and lengthened to efficiently reach the working length in the

This ruler is the only one on the market with quarter-size increments, which is essential for accurate cone mounting.

The Multiplo: double visual silicone guide for rotary and manual files and to adjust the length of the gutta-percha cone. Mirror, ergonomic and comfortable, with a very resistant technical plastic handle. The Multiplo and mirror are part of the Smart Endo instrument kit.

Specialized dental floss with a thread-through tip, ideal for internal cleaning of the MAP System. Ultra-thin, high-strength nylon, 100% PFAS-free. Pack of 30 floss pieces.

Double-ended probe. The yellow side has been designed for conventional diagnostic probing with laser markings on the shaft. The red side is a guide for correct access to the cavity, with specific laser markings.

Scissors intended to calibrate the gutta percha cones at the time of final calibration.