Vincismile Trusfil-flow Flowable Composite

Features

• Nanostructured filler for excellent polishability.
• Impressive physical and chemical properties ensure durability.
• Good rheology for easy control during application.
• Multiple shades available for ideal aesthetic effect.
• X-ray radiopacity/radiation resistance over 300%.
• Mimics natural fluorescence for seamless integration.
• Controlled flow for accurate placement.
• Easy to use and compatible with composite resin.

Descriptions

TrusFIL-Flow Flowable Composite Restorative is a dental material designed for various restorative procedures, ranging from minimally invasive cavity repairs to esthetic indirect restoration repairs. Its indications encompass a wide range of applications, including restoring carious lesions, serving as a base or liner under direct restorations, repairing small defects in esthetic indirect restorations, acting as a pit and fissure sealant, facilitating undercut blockout, and mending resin and acrylic temporary restorations.

One of the standout features of TrusFIL-Flow is its nanostructured filler loading, which contributes significantly to its exceptional polishability and long-lasting shine appearance. This characteristic not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also ensures durability post-curing. The material boasts impressive physical and chemical properties, such as a flexural strength of 103.56 MPa and a flexural modulus of 5.30 GPa, guaranteeing structural integrity and resilience.

TrusFIL-Flow’s controlled flow rheology makes it easy to manipulate and control accurately during application. It exhibits self-leveling properties, enabling it to achieve a perfectly flat plane, crucial for optimal restorative outcomes. The availability of multiple shades further enhances its aesthetic versatility, ensuring seamless integration with natural tooth coloration.

Additionally, TrusFIL-Flow offers remarkable X-ray radiopacity and radiation resistance, exceeding 300%, which is essential for diagnostic clarity and longevity. Its mimicking of natural fluorescence adds another dimension to its aesthetic appeal, blending seamlessly with the surrounding tooth structure.

Indications:

• Restoration of minimally invasive cavity preparations
• Base/liner under direct restorations
• Repair of small defects in esthetic indirect restorations
• Pit and fissure sealant
• Undercut blockout
• Repair of resin and acrylic temporary restorations

Advantages:

• Nanostructured filler for excellent polishability and shine
• Impressive physical and chemical properties for durability
• Good rheology for easy control and self-leveling
• Multiple shades for aesthetic effect
• X-ray radiopacity/radiation resistance over 300%
• Mimicking natural fluorescence

Specifications

• Flexural Strength (MPa): 103.56 (Standard Deviation: 4.14)
• Flexural Modulus (GPa): 5.30 (Standard Deviation: 0.15)
• Depth of Cure (10 seconds): 2.8 mm (Standard Deviation: 0.22)
• Rheology/Flowability: Controlled Flow
• Mimicking Nature (Florescence): Yes
• Shelf Life: 3 years

Operation Instruction:

• Cleaning cavity
• Optional phosphoric etching
• Use of dental adhesive
• Light cure for 10s
• Flowable resin for base (light cure)
• Filling with light-cure composite resin
• Adjustment, final light cure, polish, trim, finished

Direction to Use

Prepare the Cavity:

• Begin by cleaning the cavity thoroughly to remove any debris or bacteria.
• Optionally, perform phosphoric etching if needed for enhanced adhesion.

Apply Dental Adhesive:

• Apply an appropriate dental adhesive according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure complete coverage within the prepared cavity.

Light Cure:

• After applying the adhesive, use a dental curing light to cure the adhesive layer for the recommended time (typically around 10 seconds). This step promotes bonding strength.

Flowable Resin Application:

• Apply TrusFIL-Flow Flowable Composite Restorative within the cavity as needed for base or liner purposes. Ensure even distribution and coverage.

Light Cure Flowable Resin:

• Use the dental curing light to cure the applied flowable resin. Follow the recommended curing time for optimal results.

Fill with Composite Resin:

• Proceed to fill the remaining cavity space with a light-cure composite resin suitable for restorative purposes. Ensure proper adaptation and contouring.

Adjustment:

• After filling the cavity, adjust the restoration as necessary to achieve the desired shape, contour, and occlusion. Use appropriate dental instruments for shaping and smoothing.

Final Light Cure:

• Once adjustments are made, perform a final light cure using the dental curing light. Ensure adequate curing time to achieve full polymerization and strength.

Polish and Trim:

• After curing, polish the restored surface using dental polishing instruments to achieve a smooth and esthetic finish. Remove any excess material and trim as needed for optimal restoration contour.

Finish:

•  Complete the procedure by ensuring the restoration meets functional and esthetic standards. Check occlusion, polish again if necessary, and provide aftercare instructions to the patient.

Packaging

• 1 x 2g Syringe

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