FGM - LC Refill Llis EA3 - syringe 4g MicroHybrid Light Cured Composite - # 4000019414
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Description
Llis
Composite resin
DESCRIPTION
Composite for restorations of anterior and posterior teeth.
• Natural esthetics
• Indicated for anterior and posterior teeth
• Glass of German technology, with average particle size of 0.8 μm.
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)
INCLUDES
• Replacement dentin syringe 4g
DOUBLE STRATIFICATION SYSTEMS:
A simple and accessible system, which offers interesting and satisfactory aesthetic results, indicated in all situations in which direct, indirect, and semi-direct restorations are recognized. Llis is a composite with a resin matrix composed of BIS-GMA, TEGDMA, BISEMA, and UDMA, barium, boron, aluminosilicate glass filler of average size 0.7μm in the amount of 77.5 to 78.5% in weight (56 to 59% in volume) and 16 shades.
BENEFITS
✓ Mechanical strength:
Excellent mechanical properties for restorations in anterior and posterior teeth.
✓ Simplified shade system:
Features main shades for enamel, dentin and translucent shade.
✓ Excellent polishing:
Esthetic restorations.
✓ Optical properties:
Opalescence and fluorescence compatible with dental structure
✓ High shade stability:
Esthetic logevity of restorations.
RECOMMENDATIONS
✓ The composite is recommended for permanent or deciduous teeth
✓ Composite direct veneers;
✓ Core build-ups;
✓ Closing or reduction of diastemas;
✓ Repairs in porcelain or composite.
✓ Direct restorations in anterior and posterior teeth (Classes I, II, III, IV, V and VI);
✓ Cementation of dental fragments;
✓ Teeth splinting;
✓ Modification of the format of the tooth (ex.: conoid teeth);
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.
NOTE
The checking of the occlusion is extremely important.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
We provide direct links to publications from major scientific portals containing studies conducted with our products.
