Caries Detection Dyes

Used to provide a visual of the location of carious dentin, caries detection dyes are applied directly to the teeth being treated. Healthy tissue is unaffected, while the infected dentin takes on the color of the dye. These materials are available in different colors and feature different delivery methods. When choosing a caries detection dye, it’s important to consider how the dye will be applied to the teeth and how the color will stand out from other tissues.
CompanyRONVIG Dental Mfg. A/SUltradent Products, Inc.Ultradent Products, Inc.Darby Dental SupplyKuraray America, Inc.
ItemSEE-IT Caries DetectorSable Seek Caries IndicatorSeek Caries IndicatorCaries DetectorCaries Detector
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DescriptionSEE-IT Caries Detector and Root Canal Finder is designed to identify and distinguish between carious dentine infused with bacteria and carious dentineSable Seek identifies demineralized dentin in difficult-to-see places such as under the overhanging enamel of Class I, II, or III preparations, or Seek identifies demineralized dentin in difficult-to-see places such as under the overhanging enamel of Class I, II, or III preparations, or along theThe blue color contrasts with the dentin and is easily distinguished from the pulp.CARIES DETECTOR is an excellent caries disclosing agent for conservative dentistry. It aids in the excavation of the outer decalcified and infected
Quantity10 mL Bottle4 Syringes (1.2 mL)
20 Black Mini Brush Tips		4 Syringes (1.2 mL)
20 Black Mini Brush Tips		1 Bottle (12 mL)2 Bottles (6 mL)
Indications for UseCaries Detector
Root Canal Finder		Stains Carious Dentin Dark GreenLocate Calcified Root Canal OrificesDetect Carious DentinDisclosing Caries Dentin In All Cavity Preparations
Detection MethodChemicalChemicalChemicalChemicalChemical
Chemical TypeThixotropic GelFD&C Dyes In A Glycol BaseD&C Dyes In A Glycol BasePropylene GlycolNot Available
Chemical ColorRed
Blue		Dark GreenRedBlueRed
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