A Light cured resin based composite used for all types of cavity preparations. An ideal choice for both anterior and posterior applications. Easy to mold, sculpt, and polish to a high luster. Has high compressive strength as well as low shrinkage and resists wet and staining. Radiopaque for easy identifications in radiographs.

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A new resin composite with unique nanofiller technology. Formulated with nanocluster filler particles, the composite is purported to combine the strength of a hybrid and the polish of a microfil. Nanomers are discrete nanogglomerated particles of 7 nm in size. Nanocluters are loosely bound agglomerates of nano-sized particles. The agglomerates act as a single combination of non-agglomerated 7 nm nanosilica filler and aggregated schott glass/silica nanocluster filler. The cluster particle size range is .7 microns. The filler loading is 71% by weight. This reportedly provides increased filler loading, better physical properties and improved polish retention when compared to composites containing only nanoclusters. The resin monomer system is the same as found in Prime-Dent Micro-Hybrid with Bis-GMA and small amounts Tri-Edma.

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Ideal for repairing small defects and filling in cervical gaps caused by toothbrush erosion and receding gums. Also used to eliminate undercuts prior to taking impressions for composite inlays and to line cavities and fill in difficult access areas prior to placing condensable composites. Easy to polish to a high luster. Has high compressive strength as well as low shrinkage and resists wear and staining. Radiopaque for easy identification in radiographs. Long shelf life when properly stored.

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A unique light cure composite resin system for bonding plastic, metal or porcelain orthodontic brackets to etched enamel. There is no mixing required. Highly filled paste features a tacky viscosity that flows well and eliminates bracket flotation. Light cure bonding resin/paste system sets on demand, giving the clinician complete control.
The primer also helps to seal the etched enamel. Cohesive strength of the adhesive is stronger than the bond to the tooth. Allowing for one-piece removal after orthodontic treatment with no enamel scarring.

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Cementation of crowns, bridges and splints. Retention of temporary crowns, sealing dressing in teeth during root canal therapy procedures. Trial cementation of permanent restorations prior to final insertion. Testing of interproximal contact prior to final placement.
Insoluble in mouth fluids and retains a tight marginal seal to prevent seepage of these fluids under the restoration. The cement will withstand functional stresses and permit ease of removal.

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Bis-GMA based filled sealant resin is formulated specifically for the sealing of small pits and fissures.
The flowable sealants have excellent penetration into tight adaptations with high bond strength to the enamel for high wear resistance.

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