ProFil is a micro hybrid composite material for use in both anterior and posterior restorations. ProFil composite resin is the perfect combination of simplicity and exceptional esthetics. ProFil Hybrid Composite is designed to minimize polymerization shrinkage by high density inorganic fillers loading, thus shows excellent marginal sealing and surface texture. Features Micro Hybrid composite resin, the latest in Nano technology.

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Nano-Ceram Composite - Combining Science and Beauty

Nano-Ceram is a light cured nano-hybrid composite containing a special blend of nano and micro filler to produce aesthetic results second to none. Through a sophisticated manufacturing process integrating the nano-fillers in the resin matrix, the results are great aesthetics and ultra-low wear.

(Available in 4GM Syringes or .25GM Capsules)

(Available in shades: Bleach, BL2, A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4, C1, C2, C3, C4, D2,D3,D4, Incisal D2, A2 Opaque)

• Ultra-low wear
• Superlative aesthetics
• Excellent gloss in Finishing
• Ease in sculpting with no slump
• High marginal integrity
• Virtually no microleakage
• Strong radiopacity
• Non-sticky

For professional use only. This product cannot be purchased for personal or home use.

Light optical effect means no more color shade headaches.

A new award-winning colorless light cured composite is available by Oxford Scientific called SpheriChrome. This product virtually eliminates the need to shade match each restoration, saving significant chair time.

How SpheriChrome Works

Case Report 1:

A patient exhibited wear and occlusal carries in her mandibular left first and second molars (Figure 1). SpheriChrome flowable was applied in several increments. The composite was contoured with a carbide finishing bur and polished with a composite polishing brush. The final result can be seen in Figure 2.

Case Report 2:

In Figure 3, the patient wished to have the central diastema closed so it was decided to place direct composite veneers for all four incisors. SpheriChrome Blocker was used only at the interproximal area between the central incisors. Regular SpheriChrome was layered over the entire facial surfaces of each tooth. The final result can be seen in Figure 4.

Case Report 3:

In Figure 5 you can see that the patient had experience chipping and breakage of the two central incisors. With minimal preparation and a slight bevel, we were able to add Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 SpheriChrome to restore the original shapes. A small amount of SpheriChrome Blocker was used at the mesial corner of the left central incisor and SpheriChrome regular was overlayed on the facial aspect and incisal edges. The final result is shown from the facial aspect in Figures 6 and 7.

SpheriChrome Blocker is available for use when masking for tooth discoloration or extended Class III and IV cavities. SpheriChrome Blocker can also be used as a first layer for class I, II and V cavities.

Surface Roughness Chart

Having a smoother surface when finishing the tooth is very important to the life and apperance of the restoration. My clinical expereance shows that the surface of SpheriChrome is significantly smoother than Omnichroma. This means that less biofilm could form on the tooth and create apperance and other problems.

Shrinkage in Water (24 Hours)

It is well known composite shrink and anything that can be done to reduce that shrinkage will benefit in the life of the restoration. The lower the shrinkage the less chance for micro leakage and alll the problems it can cause from discoloration to secondary caries.

SpheriChrome produces excellent restorations with less effort and fits easily into the everyday office procedure while delivering on claims to virtually eliminate shade matching. It saves time, yields improved restorations, reduces inventory, and increases patient flow in the office. Other factors such as wear, surface roughness, and shrinkage can also be considered for the short and long term appearance in the oral cavity. Tooth color can vary from patient to patient depending on their natural shade and lighting conditions.The determining factor for a successful restoration is the appearance as perceived by the patient and dentist under various conditions over time.

SpheriChrome MSDS
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