Description

CeraBio RCS – Bioceramic Root Canal Sealer

CeraBio RCS is a premixed, ready‑to‑use bioactive bioceramic sealer formulated using mineral micro‑aggregate chemistry with Active Biosilicate Technology.
Dentists use it for permanent root canal obturation together with gutta‑percha points. Because the material is premixed, clinicians can apply it directly without manual preparation. As a result, the procedure becomes simpler and more consistent.
The material sets in the presence of moisture within dentinal tubules. Therefore, excessive drying of the canal should be avoided.

Key Properties

CeraBio RCS offers several clinically important properties:

• Biocompatible and monomer‑free formulation
• Bioactive behavior with hydroxyapatite formation at the tooth–sealer interface
• High alkaline pH (approximately 12.5)
• Radiopacity approximately 8 mm aluminum equivalent
• No setting shrinkage
• Setting time approximately 4.5 hours
• Suitable for conventional, single‑cone, and thermoplastic techniques
• Removable during retreatment procedures

Because of its high alkaline pH, the material provides antibacterial and bacteriostatic effects. In addition, crystallization within dentinal tubules supports sealing performance.

Clinical Indications

• Permanent root canal obturation with gutta‑percha
• Root canal filling after retreatment procedures
• Single‑cone obturation technique
• Cold lateral condensation technique
• Thermoplastic obturation techniques

However, clinicians must not use it as a sole filling material without gutta‑percha cones.

Why Choose CeraBio RCS Bioceramic Root Canal Sealer?

Successful obturation depends on sealing ability, biocompatibility, and ease of use. CeraBio RCS supports these requirements.

• Ready‑to‑Use Formula
  Because the sealer is premixed, clinicians can apply it directly from the syringe. Therefore, it reduces handling variability.
• Bioactive Sealing
  The material forms hydroxyapatite at the tooth–sealer interface. As a result, it supports mineral interaction with dentin.
• No Setting Shrinkage
  Unlike some materials, CeraBio RCS does not shrink during setting. Consequently, it helps maintain the seal.
• High Alkalinity
  The pH of approximately 12.5 contributes to antibacterial properties.
• Versatile Technique Compatibility
  Dentists can use it with single‑cone, lateral condensation, or thermoplastic techniques.
• Retreatment Compatibility
  Clinicians can remove the material using standard gutta‑percha removal techniques during retreatment.

For these reasons, CeraBio RCS provides a predictable and user‑friendly option for permanent root canal obturation.

Important Clinical Notes

• Do not excessively dry the canal because moisture initiates the setting reaction.
• Avoid overfilling and extrusion beyond the apex.
• Keep the syringe tightly closed after use because the material is moisture‑sensitive.
• Store in the aluminum self‑sealing pouch after use.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is CeraBio RCS Bioceramic Root Canal Sealer used for?

Dentists use CeraBio RCS for permanent root canal obturation in combination with gutta‑percha points after cleaning and shaping the canal system.

Is CeraBio RCS ready to use?

Yes. The sealer comes premixed in a syringe. Therefore, clinicians can apply it directly without mixing.

Can CeraBio RCS be used without gutta‑percha?

No. Clinicians must always use it together with gutta‑percha cones. It should not be used as a sole filling material.

Can CeraBio RCS be removed during retreatment?

Yes. Dentists can remove CeraBio RCS during retreatment using standard gutta‑percha removal techniques. This allows clinicians to re‑enter and clean the canal when necessary.

Is it suitable for retreatment cases?

Yes. Dentists can use CeraBio RCS for obturation after retreatment procedures, provided the canal has been properly cleaned and disinfected.

What obturation techniques are compatible with CeraBio RCS?

Clinicians can use it with:

• Single‑cone technique
• Cold lateral condensation
• Thermoplastic obturation techniques

Does CeraBio RCS shrink during setting?

No. The material does not undergo setting shrinkage. Therefore, it helps maintain the seal after placement.

How long does CeraBio RCS take to set?

The setting time is approximately 4.5 hours after placement.

Does CeraBio RCS require moisture to set?

Yes. Moisture from dentinal tubules initiates the setting reaction. For this reason, clinicians should avoid excessive canal drying before placement.

What is the pH of CeraBio RCS?

The material has a high alkaline pH of approximately 12.5. This contributes to its antibacterial and bacteriostatic properties.

Is CeraBio RCS radiopaque?

Yes. It has radiopacity of approximately 8 mm aluminum equivalent, which allows radiographic verification of obturation.

Is CeraBio RCS biocompatible?

Yes. The formulation is monomer‑free and designed for biocompatibility when used as directed.

Can excessive extrusion beyond the apex cause problems?

Yes. Clinicians should avoid overfilling and excessive extrusion into periapical tissues to reduce the risk of irritation.

Should the canal be completely dry before placement?

No. Avoid excessive drying because moisture activates the setting process.

How should the syringe be handled after use?

After use, retract the plunger slightly, remove excess material from the tip, and recap the syringe tightly. Store it inside the aluminum self‑sealing pouch to prevent moisture exposure.

Can CeraBio RCS be used in both vital and necrotic cases?

Yes. Dentists may use it for permanent obturation in teeth with either vital or necrotic pulp after proper canal preparation.

What happens if the unset material contacts soft tissue?

Direct contact may cause temporary irritation. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with water.

Is CeraBio RCS suitable for thermoplastic obturation systems?

Yes. The material is compatible with thermoplastic obturation techniques.

Presentation

Ref.No.: PL-0223  CeraBio RCS- 1x2gm Syringe, Applicator Tips, Manual

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