Root Tip #2. Irrigation protocol

Root Tip #2 is about the basics of an irrigation protocol for manual syringe irrigation.

[@aveen9397]

Ugh this video is so informative thank you so much

[@raednoureddine122]

I like so much your style and the information, and I think that we should be careful to wash with sterile water between the naocl and the edta, each time we use both alternatively to prevent the formation of any toxic product

[@Medidenta]

Hi Dr Raed, thanks for your comments. The toxic formation you mentioned is common when you mix NaOCl and chlorhexidine. Thanks

[@estry7465]

Thanks!

[@Medidenta]

Welcome!

[@aliasheem1556]

nice job doc . but what about chlorixidini ?

[@dr.ammarjasim1651]

When to use CHX 2% irrigation and should we flush it with water or directly dry it without water flush?

[@jquin3]

In necrotic cases, can we use 2% chlorhexidine after the Edta as the final irrigant?

[@edatatlcan4456]

is that first EDTA activation for smear layer removing than cleaning the remaining tissue with NaOCl for disinfection better for proper cleaning? maybe EDTA than NaOCl again for new opened tubules?

[@sayantankarmakar3150]

Greetings sir, instead of distilled water can we use saline as final irrigation?

[@Medidenta]

Yes, you can. Thanks,

[@khizersyed2458]

Naocl, how much percent?

[@jafar2291]

What about activation