Bioceramic cement for both orthograde and retrograde
Cement is composed of several mineral oxides, consisting of thin hydrophilic particles. Suitable for all canal repairs and especially for the retrograde obturation and filling. Simple protocol and easy to work with.
Choose white or gray (radiopacity) Tricalcium phosphate silicate, dicalcium silicate, tricalcium aluminate, calcium oxide, calcium tungstate. Protocol and datasheet here .
Made in Brazil.

MTA Angelus is a type of mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) produced by Angelus Dental. MTA is a material that is often used in endodontic treatments for various purposes such as apical surgery, pulp protection, perforation repair and root canal filling.
MTA Angelus is known for its excellent properties and applicability in a wide range of endodontic procedures. It consists mainly of finely ground tricalcium silicate and bismuth oxide, which gives the material its characteristic white color.
One of the primary advantages of MTA Angelus is its biocompatibility. The material interacts well with the dental tissue and rarely causes inflammatory or allergic reactions. This is important as it contributes to good healing and long-term success of the treatment.
MTA Angelus also has excellent sealing properties. When applied correctly, the material forms a tight seal against the tooth tissue and prevents the infiltration of bacteria and other irritants. This is essential to prevent infection and protect the tooth or root during endodontic procedures.
In addition, MTA Angelus has high chemical stability and resistance to dissolution. This means that the material is not prone to degradation over time and can ensure long-term protection and healing.
MTA Angelus is also easy to handle and apply. It comes in a powder and liquid-based kit that must be mixed before use. Once the material has been properly mixed, it can be easily applied to the relevant area with a spatula or applicator.
Overall, MTA Angelus is a reliable material for endodontic procedures. Its biocompatibility, sealing properties, chemical stability, and ease of handling make it a popular choice in dental practice. However, it is important to note that proper use and technique are essential to achieve the best results in any endodontic procedure. AI described by Weesgaard.