Podchloryn sodu jest obecnie najpopularniejszy środkiem do płukania kanałów korzeniowych. Najczęściej stosowany jest w postaci 1-5,25% roztworu. Poza działaniem przeciwdrobnoustrojowym i litycznym posiada także działanie wybielające, korodujące, odwaniające i hemostatyczne. NaOCl powinien być stosowany ostrożnie, ponieważ po przepchnięciu poza otwór wierzchołkowy może doprowadzić do poważnych powikłań.

Sodium hypochlorite is currently the most popular agent for root canal iriigation. It is most often used in the form of a 1-5.25% solution. In addition to antimicrobial and lytic effects, it also has bleaching, corrosive, deodorizing and hemostatic effects. NaOCl should be used with caution because if pushed beyond the apical foramen, it can lead to serious complications.

Key words: sodium hypochlorite, root canal irrigation, endodontics

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