One-Fil PT Bioceramic Endodontic Putty | Premixed Tricalcium Silicate Material Putty and Injectable


One-Fil putty: 1G premixed putty
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Description

Premixed bioceramic endodontic putty

One-Fil® PT Bioceramic Putty for Vital Pulp Therapy, Perforation Repair & Apical Surgery

One-Fil® PT is a premixed tricalcium silicate bioceramic material developed for vital pulp therapy, perforation repair, apical microsurgery and coronal sealing of the root canal system. Available as a traditional putty and as an injectable putty option for more complex placement.

Premixed tricalcium silicate Vital pulp therapy Perforation repair Apical microsurgery High pH 12.7 Radiopacity 10.81

Bioceramic putty for clinically demanding cases

One-Fil® PT is based on tricalcium silicate compounds and requires the presence of water to set and harden. Its premixed format removes the need for chairside powder-liquid mixing and gives a consistent working material ready for clinical use.

  • Premixed, ready-to-use bioceramic cement paste
  • Biocompatible tricalcium silicate material
  • High pH of 12.7
  • Excellent radiopacity of 10.81
  • Increased viscosity for controlled application

Two handling options

The page currently offers both standard One-Fil® PT putty and injectable One-Fil® PT. This allows clinicians to choose the handling format that best suits the case.

  • 1 g premixed putty: for controlled placement and compactable handling.
  • Injectable putty: supplied as 2 g total, 0.5 g × 4 syringes.
  • Injectable putty flows like a sealer, is a little more viscous but has a faster setting time.
  • Useful when complex anatomy makes putty placement challenging.
  • Can be used together with the standard putty material.

Toothsaver clinical view

One-Fil® PT fits the Toothsaver approach because it is a practical material for real endodontic decision-making: pulp caps, pulpotomies, perforations, open apex cases and apical surgery all need a material that handles predictably and sets in the clinical environment. The key benefit is the fast initial set which allows efficient workflow for restorative, endo and surgical treatment. You do not need to wait 15-20 mins for a full set.

Toothsaver is clinician-led and product selection is driven by clinical usefulness rather than manufacturer pressure.

Material Premixed tricalcium silicate bioceramic cement paste
Indications Vital pulp therapy, perforation repair, apical surgery and coronal sealing
Key properties High pH 12.7 and radiopacity 10.81
Options 1 g putty or 2 g injectable putty, supplied as 0.5 g × 4 syringes
Photo/case by @DrAlihash

Which One-Fil® PT option should I choose?

One-Fil® PT putty

Best for: Vital pulp therapy, perforation repair, open apex sealing and apical microsurgery where controlled placement is needed.

Clinical note: For putty placement, remove the material from the syringe around 15 minutes before it is needed clinically to improve handling. Replace the cap immediately.

One-Fil® PT injectable putty

Best for: Complex anatomy, narrow access, irregular defects or situations where placement of standard putty is challenging.

Clinical note: Injectable putty flows like a sealer but has a faster setting time and can be used together with the standard putty material.

Clinical applications

  • Vital pulp therapy: direct pulp caps, partial pulpotomy and full pulpotomy cases.
  • Perforation repair: sealing iatrogenic or resorptive defects.
  • Apical microsurgery: root-end filling and surgical endodontic sealing.
  • Open apex management: apical barrier cases where controlled placement is required.
  • Coronal sealing: sealing the root canal system where a bioceramic material is indicated.
  • Photo by Dr Thibaut Merit

Clinical handling tips

  • Fast 30-minute setting time.
  • Fast initial set may be achieved with a 2 ml soaked pellet placed over the material.
  • For putty placement, remove from the syringe 15 minutes before needed clinically to improve handling.
  • Replace the cap immediately after dispensing.
  • Use the injectable version when complex anatomy or access makes putty placement more difficult.

Placement accessories

For accurate placement during vital pulp therapy, apical surgery, open apex management or perforation repair, One-Fil® PT can be used with the existing Toothsaver placement links:

Paste carrier system or pellet former.

These links have been kept in the optimised page so clinicians can move directly from the material to the accessories needed for accurate placement.

Clinical cases and research

Toothsaver can be contacted for clinical cases and university research projects relating to One-Fil® PT, vital pulp therapy, apical surgery, perforation repair and bioceramic endodontic materials.

FAQs

What is One-Fil® PT?

One-Fil® PT is a premixed tricalcium silicate bioceramic cement paste used in endodontics for vital pulp therapy, perforation repair, apical microsurgery and coronal sealing of the root canal system.

What is the difference between One-Fil® PT putty and injectable putty?

The standard putty is used where controlled placement and compactable handling are preferred. The injectable putty flows more like a sealer and is useful where complex anatomy or restricted access makes placement more challenging.

What is One-Fil® PT used for?

It can be used for vital pulp therapy, perforation repair, open apex management, apical microsurgery and coronal sealing of the root canal system.

How long does One-Fil® PT take to set?

The page notes a fast 30-minute setting time, with fast initial set possible using a 2 ml soaked pellet over the material.

What is the pH and radiopacity?

One-Fil® PT is listed with a high pH of 12.7 and radiopacity of 10.81.

How should the putty be handled before placement?

For putty placement, remove the material from the syringe around 15 minutes before it is needed clinically to improve handling, and replace the cap immediately after use.

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