- Two speed sonic energy for your endodontic procedures (18,000 cpm + 3,000 cpm).
- 360˚ rotatable attachment for excellent clinical access convenience and ergonomics
- Light weight, well-balanced
- Audible tones and tactile/vibration alert
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You want to ensure a clean canal before obturate? Get your SmartLite Pro EndoActivator to effectively activate irrigants in the root canal procedure.
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Why choose SmartLite Pro EndoActivator?
Passive soaks aren’t enough
A bleach soak can take 40 minutes to effectively eliminate bacteria⁵, many clinicians only soak for less than 5 minutes, leaving behind bacteria that can compromise the treatment³.
Activating sodium hypochlorite increases cleaning efficacy
vs. sodium hypochlorite soak alone⁶. Designed for multi-directional movement, the SmartLite Pro EndoActivator uses elliptical motion and increased energy for effective irrigant activation.
Part of Dentsply Sirona Endodontic treatment solutions
The SmartLite Pro EndoActivator is capable of activating irrigants in ProTaper Ultimate, WaveOne Gold and TruNatomy canals.
Shake up your idea of clean
The SmartLite Pro EndoActivator is an equipment solution designed for intracanal activation of irrigating fluids used for cleaning and disinfecting root canals.
New features include:
- Designed for multi-directional movement, the SmartLite Pro EndoActivator uses elliptical motion and increased energy for effective irrigant activation.
- Available in 3 sizes, including a new Medium Long tip to better support longer file lengths.
More opened dentinal tubules
Passive soaks aren’t enough. Activating irrigants produces a surface with more opened dentinal tubules, providing better obturation of lateral and accessory canals.
Take a close-up look at the difference of untreated and treated root canal walls.
Untreated (left) versus treated with EndoActivator (right)
Technical Specifications
Flexible, non-cutting medical grade plastic tips provide no ledging, transportation, enlargement or shaping of the canal.
- Intuitive one button operation
- Easy-to activate
- Ambidextrous grip
- Cordless
- Battery status indicator in activation button
- Quick charge mode
- Easy and quick connect battery exchange with audible feedback
- Permanent/constant availability due to easy to handle back up battery
- Charging port
- Additional attachment storage
What dentists are saying about SmartLite Pro EndoActivator
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2. Kanter V, Weldon E, Nair U, et al. A quantitative and qualitative analysis of ultrasonic versus sonic endodontic systems on canal cleanliness and obturation. Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod. 2011;112(6):809-813. doi:10.1016/j.tripleo. 2011.06.002
3. Data on file. For more information, contact Consumables-Data-Requests@dentsplysirona.com
4. de Gregorio C, Arias A, Navarrete N, Cisneros R, Cohenca N. Differences in disinfection protocols for root canal treatments between general dentists and endodontists: A Web-based survey. J AM Dent Assoc. 2015 Jul; 146(7):536-43. doi:10.1016/j.adaj.2015.01.027. PMID: 26113101.
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