It is indicated for root and furcation perforation repair, internal/external resorption, retrofilling, pulp capping, pulpotomy, apexification, and apexogenesis.

Upon contact with tissue fluids, it releases calcium ions and maintains high alkalinity, which stimulates the formation of mineralized tissue and promotes cementogenesis.

Yes, it is hydrophilic and maintains its properties in humid environments, making it suitable for clinical situations where moisture control is challenging.