Endo 3DP™ #12 Accessed Premolar (UL4)

Endo 3DP™ · #12 upper left first premolar · pre-accessed

Two canals, small ones, and nothing else to distract you

What do you put in front of someone whose first molar attempt went badly? A tooth with two canals and no surprises. The Endo 3DP #12 is a simple two-rooted maxillary first premolar: Acadental describes both canals as somewhat small, with slight to moderate curvature. That is the whole brief. It teaches independent working lengths and two-canal discipline without the isthmuses, fins and MB2 hunts that make molars a bad place to learn.

This item: 1 × Endo 3DP #12, upper left first premolar (UL4), supplied pre-accessed
Made by Acadental, USA · mfr code 3D_AE601A_12RL

› The bridging exercise – the natural third tooth in a course, between an incisor and a molar.
› Small canals reward a glide path – a 008 or 010 hand file first is the point, not an optional extra.
› The teaching-anatomy alternative – Real-T Endo #12 is the radiopaque version of this tooth position, built around ovoid access and perforation avoidance.

Is a premolar too easy to bother with?
It is the tooth where two independent working lengths are learned. Get that wrong in a molar and the trainee learns nothing except that molars are hard.

Can I radiograph it?
No – the Endo 3DP range is radiolucent by design. The radiopaque options at this position are Real-T Endo #12 and X2 Endo #05.

How many should I order for a course?
One per delegate per exercise – these are single-use training teeth and no reprocessing protocol is published. Most course leaders budget two teeth per delegate per day.

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Endo 3DP™ #12 · upper left first premolar UL4 · two roots, two small canals · pre-accessed · radiolucent · Acadental · REF ACA-3DAE601A12RL