Material guide
Epoxy Resin Root Canal Sealer
Epoxy resin sealers provide flow, adhesion and radiopacity in root-canal filling, with limited bioactivity as a recognised trade-off.
[1][2]The short answer
Epoxy resin root-canal sealers flow into the prepared canal, adhere to dentin and create a radiopaque seal around the filling core.
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What is it?
| Patient question | What the material does | Patient meaning |
|---|---|---|
| What is named? | Epoxy Resin Root Canal Sealer is the material identified by this page. | It is used during root-canal filling.[1][2] |
| What is assessed? | Its flow, adhesion and sealing behaviour are assessed. | Its radiopacity helps show the filling on radiographs.[1][2] |
| Patient question | What the material does | Patient meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Material question | The material is assessed as a root-canal sealer. | Its role is sealing around the filling core.[1][2] |
| Treatment question | Material choice is considered within the procedure. | The sealer is one part of endodontic obturation.[1][2] |
