The Cupral ® Family
Cupral ®
For root canal treatment with or without Depotphoresis
®.
Also as a medicated interim dressing.
For indirect pulp capping.
For the augmentative treatment of periodontopathies.
Cupral ® liquid
For root canal treatment (canal irrigation before and after preparation) of all tooth types, especially for Depotphoresis treatment.
For irrigating periodontal pockets and/or treating gingivitis simplex.
Cupral ®
For root canal treatment (canal irrigation before and after preparation) of all tooth types, especially for Depotphoresis treatment.
For irrigating periodontal pockets and/or treating gingivitis simplex.
Cupralrapid healing, even without antibioticsselective dissolution of pocket epithelium with membrane formationgerm reduction with long-term effect through pH stabilizationrepeatedly proven as a broad-spectrum therapeutic without resistance development
Application
Root canal treatment with or without Depotphoresis
®
:
Cupral
® is introduced into the root canal using a Lentulo.
For Depotphoresis
®, Cupral
® should be brought to a creamy consistency with Aqua dest.
Indirect Pulp Capping:
The paste is applied in a thin layer to the cavity floor. Subsequently, it can be superficially air-dried with a warm air blower. The base filling is then placed over it without pressure.
Treatment of Periodontopathies:
Cupral
® is typically applied with a spatula or directly via a dosing syringe. In cases of significant pocket formation, a cotton thread soaked in Cupral
® can also be inserted into the pocket. Furthermore, it is possible to tamponade the pockets with a Cupral
®-soaked sponge (maximum dwell time 20 min) or to apply the paste directly into the pocket with a brush.
Indication / Intended Use
For root canal treatment with or without Depotphoresis
®.
Also as a medicated interim dressing.
For indirect pulp capping.
For the augmentative treatment of periodontopathies.
Ingredients
Highly dispersed calcium hydroxide, Copper(II) sulfate, Calcium sulfate, Copper(II) hydroxide, Methylcellulose, Distilled water.
Application example:
Patient, 25 years old, male: following successful endodontic treatment with Depotphorese ®, a buccal pocket of approximately 8 mm depth remained.
This could be minimized through the application of Cupral
® paste. The treatment was repeated several times at 1 to 2-week intervals. Subsequently, a clinically impeccable condition was observed.
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Cupral ® has proven effective as a broad-spectrum therapeutic agent without resistance development in periodontology and endodontics for many years.
In addition to its high pH of >12.4, Cupral ® also contains a Cu-ion doping. Through a special regeneration process, this provides a lasting germ-reducing effect.
The various reaction pathways result in polyvalent efficacy. Cupral
® is gentle on healthy tissue.
The reason for this is the membrane formation, also known from calcium hydroxide preparations, which prevents deeper “tissue damage”.
Furthermore, Cupral ® is characterized by its ease of application. For periodontitis treatment, the ready-to-use paste is typically introduced directly into the pocket using a cotton thread as a carrier material, a spatula, a dosing tip, or, as in the present case study, with a Lentulo.
Cupral ® liquid
For root canal treatment (canal irrigation before and after preparation) of all tooth types, especially for Depotphoresis treatment.
For irrigating periodontal pockets and/or treating gingivitis simplex.
Cupralrapid healing, even without antibioticsselective dissolution of pocket epithelium with membrane formationgerm reduction with long-term effect through pH stabilizationrepeatedly proven as a broad-spectrum therapeutic without resistance development
Application
Shake Cupral
® liquid vigorously before use.
Cupral
® liquid should then be withdrawn from the bottle using a syringe suitable for the application via the syringe adapter.
Root canal treatment with and without Depotphorese
®:
Cupral
® liquid is introduced into the root canal and subsequently aspirated.
Treatment of Periodontopathies:
The gingival pocket is irrigated with Cupral
® liquid using a syringe. The liquid is then aspirated.
Indication / Intended Use
For root canal treatment (canal irrigation before and after preparation) of all tooth types, especially in Depotphorese treatment. For irrigation of periodontal pockets and/or for the treatment of simple gingivitis.
Ingredients
Highly dispersed calcium hydroxide, Copper(II) sulfate, Calcium sulfate,
Copper(II) hydroxide, Methylcellulose, Distilled water.
Application example:
Middle-aged patient with a pocket abscess on tooth 47.
Immediately following diagnosis, anesthesia was administered, followed by pocket expansion and closed curettage with Piezon Master. Subsequently, intensive irrigation with Cupral
® liquid (10ml) was performed. After briefly shaking vigorously, the Cupral
® liquid was directly withdrawn from the bottle using a suitable syringe via the syringe adapter.
Finally, Cupral
® paste is applied.
The entire treatment lasted only three minutes, excluding the anesthesia injection.
After 2 days, the patient was scheduled for another irrigation with Cupral
® liquid.
The aforementioned advantages of Cupral
® – an active ingredient complex of highly dispersed calcium hydroxide and ionically bound copper compounds – also provide reliable protection against periodontopathogenic bacteria in Cupral
® liquid.
It is a ready-to-use, antibiotic-free irrigation solution for root canals and, notably, for periodontal pockets.
Cupral
® liquid is significantly more potent than CHX preparations, without their known disadvantages such as discoloration and taste impairment.
100 ml liquid
