Obturation
Sealing the prepared canal system.
A RootRadar clinical pathway focused on obturation materials, sealer selection, gutta-percha technique, and the transition from canal preparation to final restoration.
What are you trying to achieve?
Apical Seal
Achieve a predictable apical seal that limits reinfection and supports periapical healing.
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Sealer Selection
Choose between bioceramic, resin-based, and MTA sealers based on clinical objectives.
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Gutta-Percha
Match gutta-percha taper and technique to the prepared canal geometry.
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Canal Filling
Complete the obturation sequence with attention to density, length, and coronal seal.
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Current Clinical Selection
Standard Taper
Gutta Percha Points — 0.02 / 0.04 / 0.06 Taper
Standard taper gutta percha for single-cone and warm vertical obturation techniques.
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ProTaper
Gutta Percha Points — ProTaper
Matched to ProTaper rotary system geometry for precise anatomical fit and apical adaptation.
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Non-Standard
Gutta Percha Points — Non-Standard
XF, FF, MF, ML, F, FM, M tapers for non-standard rotary systems and complex canal geometries.
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Coming Soon
RadarSeal
A RootRadar-developed sealer engineered for predictable obturation outcomes. Formulated with clinician feedback at its core.
Bioceramic Sealer
EndoSeal MTA
Bioceramic root canal sealer for obturation, apical sealing, and MTA-based endodontic workflows.
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Bioceramic Sealer
EndoSeal MTA White
White MTA-based injectable bioceramic sealer for obturation, esthetics, and repair-adjacent workflows.
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Resin Sealer
Adseal
Epoxy resin-based sealer with hermetic seal, low solubility, and strong dentinal adhesion.
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MTA Material
Endocem Premix MTA
Premixed MTA for repair and obturation workflows requiring calcium silicate chemistry.
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Obturation System
EQ-V Endodontic Obturation System
Warm vertical and carrier-based obturation system for efficient anatomical fill in complex canal anatomy.
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Heat Source
UC-CUT™ Gutta Percha Heat Source
Precision heat source and sonic vibration instrument for warm vertical compaction and gutta percha sectioning.
View ProductObturation completes the endodontic phase of care, but it should not be viewed as the final step in tooth preservation. Long-term success depends on maintaining both the apical and coronal seal. Proper temporization, timely restorative planning, and expeditious definitive restoration are critical to protecting the outcome of endodontic therapy.
After Obturation
Canal sealing marks the end of the endodontic phase — not the end of treatment. The patient should move expeditiously toward definitive restoration to preserve the coronal seal and support long-term tooth survival. Where anatomy has been compromised, repair and regeneration may also be indicated.
RootRadar does not carry restorative materials. Definitive restoration should be planned with your restorative provider promptly after obturation.