Opallis Radiopaque Light-Curing Composite (FGM)

• Restorations of anterior and posterior teeth of classes I, II, III, IV and V.

• Direct veneers in resin composite.

• Bonding of tooth fragments.

• Reduction and/or closure of diastema.

• Non-carious cervical lesions.

• Core building;

• Tooth veneering;

• Modification of the tooth shape (e.g. conoid teeth);

• Porcelain or composite repairs.

Step By Step

• Shade selection: To select the composite shade that is compatible with the natural teeth shade, perform prophylaxis. The teeth must be clean and hydrated, without isolation, as dehydration can change the teeth shade.
• Product application: 1. Prepare the cavity and keep the tooth free from contaminants, preferably with absolute isolation.
• The application of phosphoric acid and dental adhesive must follow the protocol of the respective products used.
• In order to insert and light cure the composite, we recommend the layering technique, as it allows better material performance. Increments of up to 1.5mm should be inserted into the cavity and light cured for the specific time
  recommended for each shade.
• Incrementally fill the cavity until completing the restoration.
• Check for occlusal contact, and finish and polish the restoration. For finishing, you may use sand disks Diamond Pro (FGM), or burs of fine grit; for polishing, we recommend using felt disks Diamond Flex (FGM) and polishing pastes Diamond Excel (FGM).