Abstract: An apparatus for treating a tooth can include a fluid platform comprising a wall and a chamber at least partially defined by the wall. The fluid platform can be disposed against a tooth to retain fluid in the chamber and provide fluid communication between a treatment region of the tooth and the chamber by way of an access port. The chamber can have a central axis. A liquid supply port can be disposed to direct a liquid stream across the chamber along a stream axis non-parallel to the central axis. A suction port can be exposed to the chamber. The chamber can have a maximum lateral dimension in a plane extending substantially transverse to the central axis, the plane delimited by the wall along a boundary. A projection of the suction port onto the plane can be closer to the boundary than to the central axis of the chamber.

Abstract: An apparatus for treating a tooth includes a delivery vessel configured to be inserted into a root canal of a tooth. The delivery vessel includes an internal lumen configured to permit the flow of an obturation material therein and at least one port positioned to supply the obturation material to the root canal from the internal lumen.