PeerlessPost™
Retention, strength and flexibility are the essential characteristics of a reliable fiber post. PeerlessPost™ has all that and more. It is esthetic, radiopaque and totally customizable. Its coronal and apical segments adjust easily and accurately, and its unique “keystone” segment prevents rotation and dislodgement. Built-in undercuts increase surface area and improve retention. Offered in .04 and .06 tapers, PeerlessPost fits directly into tapered root canals without additional preparation.
Features
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Benefits
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Coronal and apical 1mm adjustable sections
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Customizable for every canal shape and length
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| .04 and .06 tapered |
Fits directly into K3 preparation |
| Continuous, pre-stressed, high-quality fibers |
High tensile and flexural strength |
| Low-elastic modulus |
Absorbs and dissipates stress to prevent root fracture |
| Retentive surface |
Prevents rotation and dislodgement |
| Bonded, not cemented |
Sealed and insoluble |
| Three sections per post |
Easy to adapt, minimal dentin removal |
| Tooth colored |
Esthetic, no unsightly metal |
| Radiopaque |
Easily identified, improved diagnosis |
| Easily removable |
Saves time and is less traumatic to remaining tooth structure |
Four Posts = Sixty-Four Options
Each post has three 1 mm apical segments and four 1 mm coronal “keystone” segments that can be trimmed to custom fit each tooth for maximum contact and dentin conservation.* With four PeerlessPost sizes available – each providing 16 options – you can choose among 64 different configuration possibilities.
Part Numbers
| Number |
Description |
| 977-1000 |
PeerlessPost Kit
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| 977-1001 |
Universal Drill
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| 977-1011 |
Drill #1 – .7 mm .06 taper (2 pk) |
| 977-1012 |
Drill #2 – .8 mm .06 taper (2 pk) |
| 977-1013 |
Drill #3 – .9 mm .04 taper (2 pk) |
| 977-1014 |
Drill #4 –1.0 mm .04 taper (2 pk) |
| 977-1021 |
Post #1 – .7 mm .06 taper (10 pk) |
| 977-1022 |
Post #2 – .8 mm .06 taper (10 pk) |
| 977-1023 |
Post #3 – .9 mm .04 taper (10 pk) |
| 977-1024 |
Post #4 –1.0 mm .04 taper (10 pk) |
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Instructions for Use