Light-Curing Composites
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- Flowable, light-curing nano-hybrid composite
- High aesthetics due to excellent polishability
- Low polymerisation shrinkage & abrasion
- Thixotropic behaviour for controlled application
- Suitable for Class III, IV, V as well as small fillings
- Available as dosing syringe or OptiTips
- For anterior and posterior regions
- Easily modellable & stable
- Direct application with Cavifils
- Natural chameleon effect
- Radiopaque for reliable monitoring
- For Class I–IV cavities
- Nano-optimised hybrid composite for all cavity classes
- Pleasant, non-sticky consistency, easy to sculpt
- Low polymerisation shrinkage for excellent marginal adaptation
- High abrasion resistance and very good polishability
- Chameleon effect shade adaptation and tooth-like fluorescence
- Available as OptiTips or twist syringe
- Nanohybrid composite for anterior and posterior teeth
- Natural colour adaptation through chameleon effect
- Long working time for stress-free modelling
- Curing from 5 seconds
- Low polymerisation shrinkage
- High radiopacity
- All-in-one luting composite
- Dual curing, excellent bond strength
- Practical automix syringe
- Economical to use
- Choice of 1 or 3 Automix 5 ml syringes
- Compomer in compules
- Light-curing filling material
- With continuous fluoride release
- For all cavity classes
- Pack of 20 compules
- Light-curing composite
- Low abrasion
- Extensive colour range
- For all cavity classes
- 1 screw syringe of 4 g
- Nano-composite
- For anterior and posterior teeth
- Easy processing
- For aesthetic results
- 1 pack of 15 x 0.2 g capsules
- Luting composite
- Tooth-like fluorescence
- Handy automix syringe
- Colour stable
- 8.5 g Automix syringe incl. mixing tips
- Light-curing composite
- Flowable, radiopaque
- Enamel-like surface hardness
- High fluoride release
- 2 single-handed 1 ml dosing syringes
- Light-curing composite for effective masking of tooth discolourations
- Reliably prevents show-through of dark cavities and the oral cavity
- Suitable for all cavity classes
- Ideal complement to Harvard MultiChrome for aesthetic restorations
- Easily sculptable and simple to apply
- Radiopaque for optimal control
- Dual-curing composite for core build-up and posts
- With nano-zirconium dioxide for high hardness
- Can be prepared like dentine
- Very high radiopacity
- High compressive, fracture and tensile strength
- Direct application from the Harvardmix syringe
- Fluid microhybrid composite
- Easy-to-control fluidity
- Suitable as cavity liner
- Good mechanical properties
- 1 dosing syringe (3 ml)
- Fine hybrid composite
- For minimally invasive fillings
- Excellent flowability
- Continuous fluoride release
- 2 single-handed 1 ml dosing syringes
- Complete set for aesthetic anterior and posterior tooth restorations
- Contains composite, flowable, bonding, and extensive accessories
- Light-curing materials with high radiopacity
- Universal application for all cavity classes
- Very good sculptability and easy handling
- Tooth-like fluorescence and excellent polishability
- Light-curing universal composite for all cavity classes
- Chameleon effect for seamless shade adaptation
- Invisible transitions and no visible margins
- Hyper-Nano Technology with spherical fillers
- 200% radiopacity for optimal diagnostics
- Available as dosing syringe or OptiTips
- Seamless shade adaptation to almost all tooth colours
- Chameleon effect for invisible transitions
- Set for masking, blocking, and restoration
- High abrasion resistance and stability
- Low polymerisation shrinkage, high gloss
- Radiopaque (200%) for good radiological control
- Effective masking of discolourations and dark tooth backgrounds
- Flowable consistency for precise and controlled application
- Suitable for all cavity classes – versatile in use
- Easy application and comfortable dosing
- Light-curing and radiopaque
- Complete set with 2 dosing syringes and 8 needle tips
Light-Curing Composites at Praxisdienst
Composites are the most commonly used materials in dentistry for anterior aesthetic reconstructions and for cavity restorations or seals of posterior teeth. Dental fillings with restorative composite adhere very firmly to the tooth and are extremely durable. Composite restorations are customizable to match the colour of existing teeth, making them a very popular choice. In the composite category, you will find different types of composites, e.g. light-curing, dual-curing or with low polymerization shrinkage. (Shrinkage stress is the pressure put on the adhesive and surrounding tooth structure while polymerizing. If the pressure exceeds the adhesive bond, or the strength of either the composite or tooth, it can cause problems.)
The Harvard Restore System Kit is also a particularly popular choice. This complete kit is supplied with a wide range of accessories and contains a microhybrid composite that is easy to work with and provides a natural-looking and durable restoration. In most cases, health insurance providers cover the costs of composite restorations in the anterior region, meaning that no additional costs are incurred by the patient.