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The EndoVac irrigation system

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Fig. 5: Master Delivery Tip being used to provide constant irrigation as the canal is instrumented.

Fig. 3: Master Delivery Tip filled with irrigation solution and attached to the EndoVac Multi-Port Adapter via the suction tubing.

Fig. 4: Master Delivery Tip (irrigation-suction) tip on a disposable syringe.

Fig. 1: Comparison of positive (left) and apical negative (right) pressure with regard to endodontic irrigation.

Fig. 2: EndoVac Multi-Port Adapter (blue) connected to HVE suction line and to the Master Delivery Tip syringe. A separate line connects to the MacroCannula or MicroCannula suction tip.

Fig. 6: Use of the EndoVac MacroCannula and Master Delivery Tip.

Fig. 7: Use of the MicroCannula of the EndoVac system showing placement of the tip in the apical root end.

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