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Llis

Composite resin

Natural esthetics
Indicated for anterior and posterior teeth
Glass of German technology, with average particle size of 0.8 μm.

Benefits

Mechanical strength:
Excellent mechanical properties for restorations in anterior and posterior teeth.

Optical properties:
Opalescence and fluorescence compatible with dental structure

Simplified shade system:
Features main shades for enamel, dentin and translucent shade.

High shade stability:
Esthetic logevity of restorations.

Excellent polishing:
Esthetic restorations.

Recommendations

The composite is recommended for permanent or deciduous teeth

Direct restorations in anterior and posterior teeth (Classes I, II, III, IV, V and VI);

Composite direct veneers;

Cementation of dental fragments;

Core build-ups;

Teeth splinting;

Closing or reduction of diastemas;

Modification of the format of the tooth (ex.: conoid teeth);

Repairs in porcelain or composite.

Commercial Availability

Enamel

• EA1- EA2- EA3- EA3.5- EA4 – EB1- EB2- EB3 – EC2 – EC3 and Incisal (syringes with 4g each), EB1, EB2, EB3, EC2, EC3 e Incisal (syringes with 4g each)

5-shade kit

• EA2- EA3- EA3.5- EB2 and DA3 (syringes with 4g each) + Ambar 4g

Dentin Refill

• DA1, DA2, DA3 (Universal), DA3.5, DB2 (syringes with 4g each)

Step by step

Step 1 of 7

Isolate the operation field. The isolation must guarantee a field free of moisture with good visualization of the site. If necessary, provide absolute isolation.

Step 2 of 7

Prepare the cavity according to the adhesive technique.

Step 3 of 7

Acid etch the tissues (enamel and dentin). Afterwards, wash with abundant water, removing all the acid from the surface, and dry the enamel gently leaving the dentin moist.

Step 4 of 7

Apply the adhesive according to the recommendations of the manufacturer.

Step 5 of 7

Insertion of the composite and light curing: the layering technique is recommended because it allows for a better performance of the material. Increments of up to 2 mm must be inserted, conformed and light cured (for the time recommended for each specific shade) in the cavity.

Step 6 of 7

Fill the cavity in increments until the restoration is concluded.

Step 7 of 7

For finishing, use sandpaper disks or fine grit burrs, and for polishing, it is recommended to use felt disks and polishing paste.