Sanlor

Sanlor — The Name Behind Endodontics' Most Trusted Sealer

In root canal treatments the sealer you pick is really important. It needs to fill every gap in the canal stick well to the canal walls kill bacteria and stay in place for a long time. All while being safe for the tissues around the tooth. That's a lot to expect from a material. Sanlor Laboratories has been providing that for over 50 years. Sanlor was set up in 1965 by Dr. Flavio Santander, the person who created Endoflas FS. The brand has been. Selling this well-known root canal material ever since. That's not a brand that follows the trends. It's a brand that got something many years ago improved it through research and use in clinics and built a global reputation, around it.

Endoflas FS — The Root Canal Sealer Built on Evidence

Endoflas FS is a zinc oxide-iodoform based root canal obturation and sealing material with over 30 years of documented clinical and laboratory research supporting its use. It is formulated to do what every endodontic sealer must: fill the canal completely, bond to canal walls reliably, and — critically — eliminate residual microbial contamination that standard filling materials cannot address.

Key Properties of Endoflas FS:

Antimicrobial action — The iodoform component delivers sustained antibacterial activity within the root canal system, targeting the anaerobic bacteria that cause periapical pathology and treatment failure

Zinc oxide base — Provides dimensional stability, good sealing ability, and a long clinical track record in endodontics

Radiopacity — Barium sulphate makes the set material visible on periapical and bitewing radiographs, allowing post-treatment assessment and follow-up

Biocompatibility — Formulated to be well-tolerated by periapical tissues when used correctly; decades of clinical use confirm its safety profile

Versatility — Suitable for primary root canal treatment, retreatment, and cases with persistent periapical infection where antimicrobial sealers are clinically indicated

Clinical Indications for Sanlor Endoflas FS

Endoflas FS is indicated across a range of endodontic scenarios:

- Primary root canal obturation in vital and non-vital cases

- Root canal treatment of teeth with chronic periapical abscesses or granulomas

- Retreatment of previously obturated canals with persistent infection

- Obturation in cases with complex or irregular canal anatomy

- Pulpectomy in primary (deciduous) teeth where a resorbable sealer with antimicrobial properties is needed

Why Choose Sanlor on Dentalkart?

- Authentic products sourced directly — no counterfeits, no grey market imports

- Pan-India delivery from warehouses in Delhi, Gurugram, and Chennai

- Competitive pricing with DK Coins rewards on every order

- Dedicated support from dental professionals, Mon–Sun 9 AM–9 PM

- Over 500,000 dental professionals trust Dentalkart for their clinical supplies

Frequently asked Questions(FAQs):

Q1. What is Sanlor Laboratories known for in dentistry?

Sanlor Laboratories. Sells the well known Endoflas FS Pastafs. This is a kind of sealer that dentists use when they do root canal work. It has zinc oxide and iodoform in it. Dentists around the world have been using Endoflas FS since 1965. It is one of the trusted materials that dentists use today.

Q2. What are the main things in Endoflas FS?

Endoflas FS has zinc oxide, iodoform and barium sulphate in the powder. It also has a liquid and something that helps it work. When you put all these things together you get something that's very good at sealing and fighting infections. You can also see it on x-rays.

Q3. Can I use Endoflas FS for all root canal work?

Endoflas FS is good for kinds of root canal work. You can use it for root canals for filling the whole canal and for fixing problems that happen after the root canal. It is especially good for cases where the tooth is infected or the canal is hard to work with.

Q4. Is Sanlor Endoflas FS safe for my patients?

Yes Endoflas FS is safe for patients. It is gentle on the tissues around the tooth.. You have to be careful when you are using it. When you first mix it it can be bad for you so you have to handle it and put it in the right place. This is true, for all the materials that dentists use to seal root canals.