Master Clean Single Side Vent Irrigation Needles 30G

Rounded tip
One lateral vent
Closed front-end
Luer lock & Luer hub
Sterile, single-use only
Encapsulated in a plastic container
Ideal tool for irrigation
Prevents extrusion of irrigation solution into periapical tissue
Eliminates the hydraulic pressure and ensure the safe delivery of a solution

Master Clean Single Side Vent Irrigation Needles 30G is an endodontic irrigation needle with one or two lateral vent for gentle but effective irrigation for root canals.

Master Clean Single Side Vent Irrigation Needles 30G are premium quality products used in root canal treatments for irrigation of canals to remove any debris or blood. Irrigation needles are available as single or double vent type. Irrigation needle with two lateral vents provides gentle and effective irrigation of root canal.

One/Two Lateral Vent and Rounded Tip.
The Side Vent Needle is an endodontic irrigation needle with one lateral vent for gentle but effective irrigation for root canals.
Penetration of the apex is avoided due to the lateral vent and rounded end, therefore the full length of the root canal may be safely irrigated. This thin-walled needle improves flow rate, offers better irrigation and high flexibility.

Straight Needle – Single Vent
Thin-Walled Needle
Gauge: 30 G
Length: 25 mm
Colour: Yellow
Pack: 50/100 Pcs

Master Clean Single Side Vent Irrigation Needle
Pack Of 50 Pcs
Master Clean Single Side Vent Irrigation Needle
Pack Of 100 Pcs

Preparation: Ensure that the irrigation needle is in its sterile packaging and has not been compromised. Discard if the packaging is damaged or the needle appears unsterile.
Setup: Attach the irrigation needle securely to the irrigation syringe using the Luer Lock or Luer Hub mechanism, ensuring a tight seal to prevent leakage.
Preparation of Irrigant: Prepare the irrigation solution as per the recommended protocol or prescription by the dental practitioner. Use an appropriate irrigant solution for root canal irrigation.
Insertion: Gently insert the needle into the root canal, taking care to avoid penetration of the apex. The rounded tip and closed front-end design help prevent tissue damage.
Irrigation: Administer the irrigant solution slowly and steadily, using gentle pressure on the syringe plunger. Ensure thorough irrigation of the entire length of the root canal.
Activation: Activate the irrigation needle by depressing the syringe plunger intermittently, allowing the irrigant solution to flow effectively through the lateral vent into the root canal.
Flush and Repeat: Flush the root canal with the irrigant solution multiple times to remove debris and blood effectively. Repeat the irrigation process as necessary until the canal is thoroughly cleaned.
Completion: Once irrigation is complete, carefully remove the needle from the root canal. Dispose of the used needle properly according to medical waste disposal guidelines.
Post-Irrigation: Follow up with any additional steps or treatments as prescribed by the dental practitioner to complete the root canal procedure.
Record Keeping: Document the irrigation procedure, including the type and volume of irrigant used, in the patient’s dental records for future reference.