1st Odne Summit marking the successful end of the Priority Access Program (PAP) for OdneClean.


Odne held its first online summit disseminating new scientific and clinical knowledge about Odne`s Root Preservation Therapy (RPT). Focus was OdneClean, the advanced debridement device applying hydro-dynamic cavitation using water. The summit marked the formal end of the Priority Access Program (PAP) for OdneClean evolving into the Endo Specialist launch at AAE 2025. The core group of P.A.P.A.s (Priortiy Access Program Associates) presented and assessed benefits and challenges in a first consensus discussion.


Odne is very thankful and proud to be supported by this brilliant group of KOLs with the joint interest to transform endo.


Andreas Schmocker, CEO of Odne opened the summit providing insights into the development of OdneClean. He shared the R&D process leading to hydro-dynamic cavitation as the most promising advanced irrigation & debridement technology. It reaches complex root canal morphologies and areas that are difficult or impossible to access with traditional shaping and other irrigation methods, like highly curved canals and isthmuses.


Prof. David E. Jaramillo (UT Health) presented histological evidence on OdneClean’s debridement efficacy and shared his view and new results from the ongoing scientific study. The histological study focuses on analyzing the debridement and disinfection of the most difficult regions in root canals system, the isthmuses. OdneClean improves the cleanliness of those challenging anatomies.


Benedict Bachstein, DMD (Exclusively Endodontics) shared his clinical experience with OdneClean. Benedict and his endo specialist team have been using multiple OdneClean units in daily practice for over 6 months. Hundreds of cases have been performed. The cases shared and discussed during the summit focused on OdneClean’s ability to find and clear accessory and side canals, even in vital cases. The hydro-dynamic cavitation is very effective in this respect. Also, for opening and cleaning joined root canal systems, OdneClean was praised.


Jenny He, DMD, PhD (Associates in PIE, Assistant Prof. Texas A&M) pictured the main strength of OdneClean that she experienced in daily use. Jenny is one of the first Odne customers entering the PAP Program and already contributed over 50 case documentations to the Odne clinical study portal. Jenny demonstrated and particularly likes the ability of OdneClean to perform fast and proper cleaning in retreatment situations. Removing sealer and gutta percha remnants becomes easier. Also, Jenny likes the ability of OdneClean to efficiently clean long, narrow, curved canals, which are hard to instrument traditionally.


Jerome Stroumza, DDS, MS, DSC (Spruce Dental, EndoImplantology Institute) mostly treats severe endodontic cases during two appointments and always does the coronal restoration himself. Jerome uses OdneClean and OdneFill in his daily practice. He believes OdneFill offers a reliable high-quality filling. As main challenge for OdneFill he sees the low radiopacity. OdneClean appears to be very helpful identifying and cleaning mesial canals. In combination OdneClean and OdneFill are a paradigm shift in endo, as it is no longer needed to shape the canal to fit a cone. RPT enables to clean and fill complex morphologies, preserving as much tooth structure as possible.


Brett E. Gilbert, DDS (King Endodontics) shared an emergency case with irreversible pulpitis and symptomatic apical periodontitis. In this specific case, cleaning was done using OdneClean only, no sodium hypo-chlorite. Following-up, the patient did report almost no periapical discomfort. As an early P.A.P.A., Brett has been using OdneClean in more than 100 cases. For him it is a power wash, derisking the procedure by using less NaOCl. He likes that OdneClean has no toxic effect and does not cause tissue damage. Brett is also a very experienced laser user and likes using OdneClean varying and combining his approach depending on the case.


There was consensus, that expectation setting with the patient regarding potentially feeling a pressure from the power wash of OdneClean is recommended. Pain or bleeding was perceived similarly to existing techniques. Sinus or sinus track involvement was seen positively, as sterile water/saline is used. With the beneficial experience from the PAP, Odne will now enter the next phase in marketing OdneClean actively to the endodontist specialists, starting at AAE 2025.