Abstract: A hand held dental device that is utilized to irrigate and aspirate a root canal during a root canal procedure is described. The device includes multiple functionalities permitting a dentist to drip irrigant into a primary canal from an opening thereabove and remove the irrigant from proximate the apex of the tooth using suction through a thin cannula while agitating the solution within the canal at sonic frequencies ranging from about 6,000 to 12,000 hertz. On variation includes a pneumatically powered sonic driver to impart the necessary vibration to the cannula which in turn transfers the sonic energy to the pool of irrigant contained in the canal of a tooth.