Well-Root™ PT (10 x 0.25g Capsules)

Well-Root™ PT · premixed bioceramic putty

Fresh bioceramic putty, one capsule per case

Why open a whole syringe for one pulp cap? Well-Root™ PT takes a different route to premixed bioceramics: unit-dose capsules. Each 0.25 g capsule holds exactly one case’s worth of ready-to-use calcium silicate putty – fresh every time, nothing left drying on the shelf, nothing shared between patients.

This pack: Well-Root™ PT Premixed Bioceramic Putty, 10 × 0.25 g unit-dose capsules · single use · made by Vericom, Korea

Key features

›  Unit dose. One capsule, one case – a fresh 0.25 g of putty every time, with no waste and no cross-use between patients.

›  Premixed, paste only. No powder, no gel, no mixing; it sets in the presence of moisture from the surrounding tissues.

›  Radiopaque. 5.4 mm Al on Vericom’s ISO 6876:2012 testing – the repair or apical barrier is easy to verify on the radiograph.

›  Alkaline pH. Vericom attribute an antibacterial effect to the high pH as the calcium silicate sets.

›  Compressive and push-out strength. Vericom publish both as strengths of the material against comparator cements in their own bench testing.

›  Indicated for pulp capping, perforation repair, root-end filling and apexification.

Measured to ISO 6876:2012

Vericom publish these figures measured to the international standard for root canal sealing materials. They are the manufacturer’s own bench data, not an independent study.

Perforation repair, as Vericom set it out

Vericom’s own clinical guideline for Well-Root™ PT, reproduced as they publish it. The full guideline, including pulp capping, root-end filling and apexification, is in the download below.

1  Apply the putty. Apply Well-Root™ PT to the perforation using the suitable instruments such as a plugger or paper points.

2  Place a cotton pellet. Place a moderately moist cotton pellet in the root canal.

3  Temporise. Fill the cavity with a temporary restoration material for more than 4 hours.

4  Obturate. If Well-Root™ PT is fully set, obturate the root canal to complete the treatment.

Questions

Why capsules rather than a syringe? Portion control and freshness. Every case starts a new sealed capsule, so the consistency is identical from the first patient in the box to the tenth, and there is no part-used syringe to manage.

Do I need to dry the site completely? No. The putty needs moisture to set, drawing it from the surrounding tissues and dentine. Vericom’s apexification guidance goes further and has a wet cotton pellet placed against it.

How do I place it? Dispense from the capsule and carry it to the site with your preferred instrument – an MTA carrier, an applicator or a plugger – then adapt it gently. One capsule is sized for a single case.

Complete the case

Downloads

›  Well-Root™ PT clinical guideline (PDF, 1.6 MB, Vericom, 2026) – pulp capping, perforation repair, root-end filling and apexification, step by step.

Pulp capping Perforation repair Root resorption Root-end filling Apexification Unit dose Premixed Radiopaque

Well-Root™ PT · premixed calcium silicate putty · 10 × 0.25 g unit-dose capsules · single use · sets with moisture · radiopaque · made by Vericom Co. Ltd, Korea. Figures are Vericom’s own, measured to ISO 6876:2012.