Pro PP

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Key Features

Clinical Uses

Why Dental Professionals Choose Pro PP

Who Should Buy Pro PP?

Product Specifications

\nPro PP is a premium line of paper points engineered for endodontic dentistry. These slender, highly absorbent instruments are indispensable during root canal treatments, where they efficiently dry and prepare the canals for optimal disinfection and filling.\n

\nWith a precise architecture tailored for both F1 to F4 and 40 K sizes, Pro PP delivers consistent moisture removal, mitigating the risk of over‑drying or under‑drying and thereby contributing to a predictable, high‑success rate in every canal procedure.\n

• 100 % cellulose filter paper crafted to absorb up to 150 mL of fluid per 10 cm, ensuring complete canal dryness.
• Available in a complete range: PP F1, PP F2, PP F3, PP F4, PP 40 K, and Fanta PP variants (F1–F4).
• Slender, tapered tip design mirrors the exact geometry of root canal orifices reducing the need for manual shaping.
• Each point is individually sterilized via dry autoclave at 121 °C for 20 min, guaranteeing aseptic use.
• End‑to‑end wear‑resistance ensures no breakage during insertion or removal, preserving canal integrity.
• Packaging in 50‑piece cardstock packs maintains sterility while providing cost‑effective bulk ordering.
• Acid‑free composition prevents corrosion of intracanal medicaments and obturation materials.
• High tensile strength allows gentle gripping by disposable needles without shredding the paper core.
• Designed for single‑use application, eliminating cross‑contamination risks in a B2B environment.

• Removal of excess irrigants before passive ultrasonic irrigation.
• Drying canals prior to the placement of calcium hydroxide or triple‑phase medicaments.
• Pre‑obturating rinse to establish a dry field for gutta‑percha condensation.
• Final drying after obturation to ensure complete seal of the canal system.
• Assist in endodontic retreatment by evacuating residual filling materials from the access cavity.
• Part of laboratory workflows for case studies requiring standard canal moisture control.