A flood, precisely aimed.
The tooth is sealed.
A small platform seals over the opened tooth, turning the whole canal system into a closed circuit for the cleaning fluid.
Fluid replaces steel.
Instead of pushing files into every branch, optimized cleaning solutions circulate through the system under precise control.
Sound does the scrubbing.
Broad-spectrum acoustic energy activates the fluid, scouring tissue and bacteria out of fins and side channels no needle enters.
Debris flows out, not through.
The closed loop pulls debris outward continuously — rather than risking it being pushed past the root tip.
Sealed while it’s pristine.
Obturation happens immediately, while the system is at its cleanest — usually completing the whole treatment in one visit.
Asked in this chair, often.
Does it hurt?
No — it happens inside the numb, isolated tooth during your root canal. Most patients notice nothing beyond a faint hum.
Does it replace the root canal?
No — it’s the cleaning phase of one, done more thoroughly. Access, shaping, and sealing still happen with the same specialist care.
Is it worth an extra cost?
When your anatomy calls for it, yes — and when it doesn’t, we’ll say so. The consultation determines which, before any fees.
Is it new?
It’s been in specialist use for years with a solid research base — established technology, selectively applied.
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MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY — NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. CONSULT A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL FOR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.
Complex tooth? Clean it completely.
The consultation determines what your anatomy actually needs — then we use exactly that.