• Fast and Easy tio use
• Preserves healthy tooth hard substance
• Irreversibly diseased dentin is stained red
• Does not stain remineralizable caries affected dentin.
• Stains tooth hard structure red changed by caries during all preparatory measures in the cavities

SafeEndo Explore is a red dye containg Acid Rhodamine Dye in semi-aqueous base that enables visual differentiation between infected carious and sound dentine.

It is an excellent caries disclosing agent for conservative dentistry. It aids in the excavation of the outer decalcified and infected carious dentin layer, permitting optimal caries removal. Explore Caries Detector is an excellent means of detecting caries and plays a major role in maintaining and preserving teeth. It provides support for the excavation of the demineralized outer tooth hard structure affected by the caries, making it possible to remove the caries as completely as possible.

Indication :

• Caries Disclosing Agent for Conservative Dentistry

Composition :

• Acid Rhodamine Dye in semi-aqueous base

Storage :

• Store at 5 °C to 25 °C, in a well sealed container
• Close materials tightly after use
• Shelf life – 3 years

• 1 x Explore liquid 15ml

• Make conservative cavity access.
• Wash and dry carious dentine.
• Dispense 1 or 2 drops of Explore in to a dappen dish and apply to the cavity with a brush or cotton pellet.
• Wait for 10 seconds and rinse with water spray.
• Remove red stained infected dentine.
• Repeat the application until carious dentine is removed and no further dentine staining occurs.

Caution : A low speed rotary instrument should be used for removing the carious dentine since frictional heat generated by the high speed tool can cause pain before all the stained outer carious dentine is removed.

NO WARRANTY

Question) Does caries indicator stain affected dentin?

Answer: Caries detector dyes have been developed to further help the diagnosis and removal of dental caries, by differentiating between infected and affected dentin. The dye stains only the infected outer carious dentin.