Hemodent 10 cc Liquid, Buffered Aluminium Chloride without Epinephrine - Complete Buyer’s Guide

Hemodent 10 cc Liquid, Buffered Aluminium Chloride without Epinephrine - Complete Buyer’s Guide

10 cc / 1/Pack
$17.95 USD
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Hemodent 10 cc Liquid, Buffered Aluminium Chloride without Epinephrine - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Hemodent 10 cc Liquid, Buffered Aluminium Chloride without Epinephrine - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 940-2266AA

Hemodent liquid 10 cc is a buffered aluminum chloride hemostatic solution formulated to stop minor gingival bleeding during restorative, periodontal, and surgical procedures. The epinephrine-free formula controls bleeding at soft tissue margins without cardiac reaction concerns, while the stable liquid formulation offers a long shelf life and easy chairside application. This Complete Buyer's Guide enables confident selection and supports consistent bleeding control when procedural visibility matters.

What makes this product stand out?

Hemodent liquid uses buffered aluminum chloride to stop minor gingival bleeding without the epinephrine found in some hemostatic agents, reducing cardiac reaction concerns. The liquid format flows easily into sulcus and margin areas, and the stable formula has been trusted by dental professionals for over 50 years.

Key advantages include:

  • The buffered aluminum chloride formula stops minor gingival bleeding effectively
  • Epinephrine-free composition avoids cardiac reaction concerns
  • Liquid format flows into sulcus and narrow margin areas
  • Stable formulation offers a long shelf life
  • 10 cc bottle supports controlled chairside use with minimal waste

What is this product made of?

Hemodent liquid contains buffered aluminum chloride in a stable solution designed for topical application on gingival tissues. The buffered formula supports local hemostasis while minimizing tissue irritation, and the absence of epinephrine makes it safer for patients with cardiac sensitivities.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Topical hemostatic solution vs systemic agents: topical application targets the treatment site without systemic impact
  • Liquid vs gel or paste formats: liquid flows into narrow sulcus areas and tight margins more easily than thicker formulations

For dental teams, the epinephrine-free formula and liquid delivery support predictable bleeding control across common clinical situations.

What is it used for?

Hemodent liquid is used to control minor gingival bleeding that can compromise visibility and precision during dental procedures. It's particularly valuable when working on tissue margins for restorative work or before taking impressions.

Common applications include:

  • Controlling gingival bleeding during crown and bridge preparation
  • Reducing oozing before taking final impressions
  • Managing minor bleeding during filling placement and cement base application
  • Supporting visibility during periodontal curettage, gingivectomy, and deep scaling
  • Preparing tissue margins for adhesive and restorative procedures

Why you'll appreciate this product

Hemodent liquid delivers consistent bleeding control without the cardiac concerns of epinephrine-based products.

For your work:

  • The liquid format reaches the tight sulcus and margin areas
  • Stops minor gingival bleeding quickly and reliably
  • Epinephrine-free formula suits cardiac-sensitive patients
  • Ready-to-use delivery saves chairside prep time

For your practice:

  • Over 50 years of trusted clinical performance
  • A stable formula with long shelf life reduces waste
  • 10 cc size supports efficient inventory
  • The dropper bottle enables controlled, precise application

Reliable hemostatic control supports better visibility, fewer interruptions, and confident care delivery.

Specifications
  • Product type: Topical hemostatic solution
  • Active ingredient: Buffered aluminum chloride
  • Volume: 10 cc
  • Form: Liquid
  • Delivery: Dropper bottle
  • Epinephrine: No (epinephrine-free)
  • Application: Gingival tissues, soft tissue margins
  • Use: Minor gingival bleeding control
  • Available sizes: 10 cc, 20 cc, 40 cc

Use as directed. Avoid prolonged or excessive tissue exposure. Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight.

Sizing & selection

Selecting the right hemostatic agent supports ease of use and clinical efficiency.

Volume selection:

The 10 cc bottle suits typical chairside use across restorative and periodontal procedures. Hemodent is also available in 20 cc and 40 cc bottles for higher-volume practices.

Formulation type:

Liquid formulas like Hemodent flow easily into sulcus zones and tight margins. Gel or paste hemostats suit broader surface coverage where liquid flow is less critical.

Epinephrine considerations:

Epinephrine-free formulas avoid cardiac stimulation and suit patients with cardiac sensitivities or when systemic effects are a concern.

When reliable gingival bleeding control and safe tissue management matter, Hemodent liquid supports clearer fields and smoother workflows.

Explore other options

Many practices keep a range of hemostatic products to match procedure needs.

  • Hemodent liquid in 20 cc or 40 cc bottles for higher-volume use
  • Traxodent retraction paste for combined retraction and hemostasis
  • Viscostat gel for broader surface bleeding control
  • Absorbable hemostatic sponges for surgical site management

Matching the hemostatic format to the procedure type and tissue condition supports consistent clinical results.

Care & storage

Store hemostatic solution properly to maintain effectiveness.

  • Store sealed at room temperature
  • Avoid freezing or high heat
  • Ensure the bottle closure is secure between uses
  • Dispose of unused solution per office chemical waste protocols
Frequently asked questions
  1. Can I use this before taking impressions?Yes, Hemodent controls gingival oozing to improve impression accuracy and detail capture.
  2. Is this safe for patients with cardiac conditions?Yes, the epinephrine-free formula avoids cardiac stimulation and is safer for cardiac-sensitive patients than epinephrine-based hemostats.
  3. How quickly does it work?You can expect bleeding reduction shortly after application, depending on tissue condition and the extent of bleeding.
  4. Do I need to rinse after application?You can rinse after hemostasis is achieved, following your clinical protocol and the specific procedure requirements.
  5. Can I use this during periodontal surgery?Yes, Hemodent is recommended for minor bleeding control during curettage, gingivectomy, gingivoplasty, and deep scaling procedures.

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