Ivoclar Tetric N Ceram Composite Kit & Refills

Ivoclar N Etchant Gel

Phosphoric Acid Content: 37 wt.% in water
Storage Temperature: 2-28 °C (36-82 °F)
Recommended Refrigeration: 2-8 °C (36-46 °F)
Application Type: Gel
Ivoclar Tetric N-Ceram Enamel Shade

Inorganic Fillers Content: 55-57 vol%
Particle Size of Inorganic Fillers: 40 nm – 3000 nm
Storage Temperature: 2-28°C (36-82°F)
Shade: Enamel
Ivoclar Applicators Refill

Handle Adjustability: Handle can be broken to adjust the length
Disposable: Yes, single-use, disposable microbrush applicators
Solvent Resistance: Resistant to common solvents used in dental materials
Tip Flexibility: Tips can be bent into any angle for precise material placement in limited access areas
Ivoclar Tetric N Ceram Intropack with Tetric N-Bond 6g

Technology: Nano-hybrid technology
Type: Light-curing dental restorative
Radiopacity: 400% Al (for radiographic detection)
Wear Resistance: Low wear, high strength
Ivoclar Tetric N-Bond

Composition: Phosphoric acid acrylate, HEMA, Bis-GMA, urethane dimethacrylate, ethanol, film-forming agent, initiators, and stabilizers
Storage Temperature: 2-28°C (36-82°F)
Chemical Components: Phosphoric acid acrylate, HEMA, Bis-GMA, urethane dimethacrylate, ethanol, initiators, stabilizers

Preparation:

Ensure that you have all the necessary equipment and personal protective gear (gloves, mask, eyewear) ready.
Prepare the tooth or teeth to be restored by removing any decay or existing restorative material.
Clean and isolate the working area using a rubber dam or cotton rolls to prevent contamination.
Etching and Bonding:

Apply Ivoclar N-Etch Gel to the enamel and dentin surfaces as directed. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for etching and conditioning times.
Rinse the etching gel thoroughly and dry the prepared tooth surface with a gentle stream of air, leaving it slightly moist.
Apply Tetric N-Bond to the tooth surface.
Restorative Procedure:

Open the Ivoclar Tetric N-Ceram Composite Kit and select the appropriate shade of composite material based on the patient’s needs and the clinical situation.
Use the provided applicators or instruments to handle the composite material. Tetric N-Ceram Composite can be used for various restorative procedures, including class I-V restorations, veneers, fissure sealing, etc.
Place and shape the composite material in the prepared tooth cavity or on the tooth surface. Sculpt the material to achieve the desired anatomy and esthetics.
Light cure the composite material using a dental curing light.
Finishing and Polishing:

After curing, use appropriate dental instruments to contour and shape the restoration to mimic natural tooth morphology.
Polish the composite using fine-grit finishing and polishing materials to achieve a smooth, esthetic surface.
Final Inspection and Patient Care:

Examine the restoration for any imperfections, rough spots, or occlusal interferences.
Adjust the occlusion if necessary for proper alignment with opposing teeth.
Provide post-operative instructions to the patient regarding care, oral hygiene, and any potential discomfort.
Post-Operative Follow-Up:

Schedule a follow-up appointment to assess the restoration’s integrity and the patient’s comfort.
Advise the patient on routine dental check-ups to ensure the long-term success of the restoration.