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DentGist Buckley’s Formocresol
- Brand: DentGist
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- Bactericidal and a mummifying agent.
- An additional devitalizing medicine for the secondary treatment, on teeth and root canals.
- Extremely effective pulp devitalized.
- Has pain-relief effect.
- Powerful disinfectant.
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DentGist Buckley’s Formocresol
DentGist Buckley’s Formocresol Buckley’s Formo Cresol is indicated for use as a disinfectant and devitalizing solution used as part of endodontic treatment. Buckley’s formulation has a lower concentration of the active ingredients (formaldehyde and cresol), which is intended to be less irritating to periapical tissue than the standard formulation of Formo Cresol.
Features:-
- Bactericidal and a mummifying agent.
- An additional devitalizing medicine for the secondary treatment, on teeth and root canals.
- Extremely effective pulp devitalized.
- Has pain-relief effect.
- Powerful disinfectant.
- Root canal dressing.
- Primary teeth pulp preparation.
- Does not influence physiological root resorption of primary tooth.
Key Specifications:-
Composition:-
- Formaldehyde : 20%
- Cresol : 35%
- Gylcerine
- Isoproply Alcohol
Packaging:-
- 1 x Buckley’s Formocresol (20ml)
Direction to Use:-
- Anesthetize and isolate the tooth with a rubber dam;
- Remove all decayed tissue;
- Remove cavity pulp roof;
- Remove crown pulp (pulpotomy);
- Rinse cavity pulp using detergent and humectants irrigation solution
FAQs:-
Q. What is a formocresol & its uses?
A. Formocresol is a mixture consisting of formalin, cresol and glycerine used in dentistry. It is used for vital pulpotomy of primary teeth and as a temporary intracanal medicament during root canal therapy. Buckley’s solution is a 20% form of formocresol, diluted with glycerine and distilled water.
Q. What does formocresol do to pulp?
A. Formocresol has two major actions within the pulp. It kills bacteria, making it bactericidal, but it also fixes the pulp material, making it inert.
Q. Can we use formocresol for permanent teeth?
A. Permanent teeth with necrotic pulps can be treated with the same procedure that is used for the treatment of similarly involved deciduous molars.
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