• Quantity: pack of 20 tips
• Autoclavable tip for safe EndoVac negative pressure irrigation
• Used primarily during coronal flaring
• Plugs into the Multi-Port Adapter (sold separately)
• Utilizes safe negative apical pressure

The Sybron Endo Master Delivery Tip is a specialized, autoclavable component of the revolutionary EndoVac Apical Negative Pressure Irrigation System, offering a safer and more effective method for irrigation during endodontic procedures. This item comes conveniently packaged in a quantity of 20 tips per pack for efficiency and continuous clinical use.

Unlike traditional positive pressure irrigation techniques that rely on forceful injection and carry the risk of extruding caustic irrigant, such as sodium hypochlorite, beyond the apical foramen, the EndoVac system uses suction to pull the irrigant down the root canal. This innovative "negative apical pressure" technique ensures the irrigant is circulated deeply into the canal system and then safely evacuated through the office Hi-Vac unit, virtually eliminating the risk of apical expression and subsequent tissue damage. The Master Delivery Tip plays a crucial role by plugging into the Multi-Port Adapter (sold separately) and providing a constant, controlled flow of irrigant while simultaneously allowing for immediate evacuation.

This dual-action feature helps maintain a brim-full level of irrigant in the pulp chamber, preventing overflow and gross spillage into the patient's mouth, regardless of which arch is being treated. The Master Delivery Tip is primarily utilized during coronal flaring and after each instrument change to effectively remove coarse debris resulting from instrumentation, paving the way for the subsequent deep-cleaning phase with the MicroCannula. Its durable design is built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles, making it a reliable and cost-effective accessory for endodontic specialists.

If you are searching for the best Sybron Endo EndoVac Master Delivery Tip then its unique autoclavable design and critical role in facilitating safe, negative apical pressure irrigation is best for you. This tip is essential for clinicians committed to providing the gold standard in endodontic care by maximizing safety and thoroughness during irrigation.