Gold-Plated Stainless Steel Endodontic Screw Posts for Root Canal Restoration
Gold-Plated Stainless Steel Endodontic Screw Posts, also known as self-tapping root canal posts, are precision-made dental restorative components designed for root canal therapy.
Made of medical-grade stainless steel with gold plating, these posts are screwed into the prepared root canal to provide a strong, stable foundation for resin core build-ups and crown restorations. They are ideal for restoring severely damaged or fractured teeth after root canal treatment, helping improve retention, prevent tooth fracture, and restore normal chewing function.
Available in multiple sizes, these self-tapping screw posts ensure a secure fit in different root canal anatomies, making them a reliable choice for dentists worldwide.
Product Description
Product Specifications
| 20-Type |
12-Type | ||
| Size | Length（mm） | Size | Length（mm） |
| S1-S6 | 8 | 0S-3S | 0S-6.4mm/1S-7mm/2s-8mm/3s-9mm |
| M1-M6 | 9.5 | 0M-3M | 0M-8.4mm/1M-9mm/2M-10mm/3M-11mm |
| L1-L6 | 12 | 0L-3L | 0L-10.4mm/1L-11mm/2L-12mm/3L-13mm |
| XL4-XL6 | 14 | ||
Structure and Characteristics
Material:
Made of medical-grade stainless steel with gold plating, it has high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and can withstand repeated high-temperature, high-pressure disinfection, ensuring safety and reliability for clinical use.
Design:
1. The shaft features self-tapping threads that screw directly into the prepared root canal wall, providing strong mechanical retention.
2. The conical/rounded blunt tip guides placement while reducing the risk of lateral penetration of the root canal wall.
3. The slotted/square head is compatible with specialized screwdrivers, making clinical screw-in operations convenient and efficient.
Specification:
Divided into multiple models based on diameter (such as #1-#6), these posts fit different root canal thicknesses, meeting the restoration needs of both anterior and posterior teeth.
Key points for clinical use
Our gold-plated stainless steel posts feature enhanced corrosion resistance, making them ideal for long-term restorations.
• After the completion of root canal treatment, determine the root canal length based on the X-ray film, and use a specialized drilling tool to prepare the post passage.
• Select the appropriate type of root canal nail, screw it into the root canal, and reserve a portion of the stem outside the root canal for subsequent resin nucleation.
• When screwing in, control the force and depth to avoid excessive force causing the root canal wall to split or the instrument to break.
• After the fixation nail is in place, it can be further strengthened with resin or adhesive to bond with the dental tissue.
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