Angelus Exacto Intro Kit

Features

Description

Key Specifications

• Allows radiographic visualization
  
• Precise calibration of posts according to burs present in the kit.
  Very thin cement layer
  
• Better mechanical properties
• Excellent transmission of light
  
• Matches root canal shape
  
• Lower risk of root fracture
  
• Identifies post size and indicates place for cutting
  
• Saves clinical time and decreases lab costs
  
• Easy removal
  
• Indicated for most clinical cases

Packaging

Angelus Exacto Intro Kit 9147

• Pack of 15 Posts (5 N1, 5 N2 and 5 N3) and 3 burs/drills (1 N1, 1 N2 and 1 N3)

FAQs

What is the advantage of a conical post?
Precise adaptation to root canal: the post shape follows the canal anatomy.

Why do conical posts need specific burs?
Because the adaptation must be precise according to the root canal, otherwise there may
be a lack of retention due to the conical shape of the post. All conical posts require
standardized burs.

What is the purpose of the latex ring placed on Exacto?
To show the site for cutting the post and, because of the association of their colors with
those of the burs, to allow identification of the correct bur.

How should be the cementation of a glass fiber post?
Preferentially with chemically-cured adhesives and cements, such as Fusion Duralink
and Cement Post.

Here are the cementation steps:


• Root canal cleaning with 37% phosphoric acid etching for 15 to 30 seconds followed
  by rinsing with water and drying with absorbent paper points.
  
• Application of the chemically-cured Fusion Duralink adhesive inside root canal;
  excess of adhesive components must be removed with paper points.
  
• Post cleaning with alcohol and application of the silane solution, Silano. After
  1 minute, the post should be gently dried with air.
  
• Application of the chemically-cured Fusion Duralink adhesive on the post.
  
• Cementation with a chemically (self)-cured cement (Cement Post).