- As a 20% solution, Ferric Sulphate is a coagulative and hemostatic agent which forms ferric ion-protein complex on contact with blood.
- It seals the damaged vessels mechanically, thus producing hemostasis, and the capillary orifices are occluded by the agglutinated protein complex, which prevents blood clot formation.
- It causes a local and reversible inflammatory response to the oral soft tissues.
- The recommended application time is 1–3 min and should be placed directly against the damaged tissue due to its quick action.
- Solutions of Ferric Sulphate above 20% are highly acidic and may cause considerable tissue irritation and postoperative root sensitivity.
- ✓Giomer-based bulk-fill — no separate base layer needed
- ✓Fluoride-releasing and recharging for caries protection
- ✓Radiopaque — easily detectable on X-rays
- ✓Ideal for Class I and II cavities
- ✓4mm cure depth — saves chair time significantly
- ✓Low polymerization shrinkage — reduces sensitivity
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- As a 20% solution, Ferric Sulphate is a coagulative and hemostatic agent which forms ferric ion-protein complex on contact with blood.
- It seals the damaged vessels mechanically, thus producing hemostasis, and the capillary orifices are occluded by the agglutinated protein complex, which prevents blood clot formation.
- It causes a local and reversible inflammatory response to the oral soft tissues.
- The recommended application time is 1–3 min and should be placed directly against the damaged tissue due to its quick action.
- Solutions of Ferric Sulphate above 20% are highly acidic and may cause considerable tissue irritation and postoperative root sensitivity.
