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Dentistry (Vol 6; 2016)
Conclusions: The GentleWave^® System demonstrated at least four times deeper cleaning in the apical region than currently employed ultrasonic systems.

Journal of Endodontics (Vol 41; 2015)
Conclusions: The study confirmed the difficulty in removing Ca(OH)2 from root canals using conventional methods. The GentleWave^® System removed the paste within 90 seconds using water irrigation alone.

Journal of Oral Health (May 2015)
Conclusions: The GentleWave® System substantially removes biofilm from the root canal system when compared to standard techniques.

Conclusions: At 3- and 6-month recalls post GentleWave® Procedure, the tooth was asymptomatic, with a marked reduction in the size of the periradicular lesion around the mesial and distal roots.

Journal of Endodontics (Vol 42; 2016)
Conclusions: NaOCl followed by final EDTA irrigation performed either by syringe needle or the GentleWave^® System caused minimal dentin erosion. 

Iranian Endodontic Journal (Vol 12; 2017)
Conclusions: Recent advances in root canal disinfection using new technology and on the basis of recent studies may improve the ability to disinfect the root canal system.