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Te-Econom Flow is a flowable, light-curing, radiopaque hybrid composite material designed for use in various dental restorative procedures. Its flowable nature makes it easy to handle and adapt to the contours of the tooth, making it particularly suitable for filling small cavities and for situations where precise placement is required. The light-curing property means that it hardens when exposed to blue light in the range of 400-500 nm, offering dental professionals precise control over the setting process. This ensures that the material solidifies only when ready, allowing for meticulous adjustments before the final cure. Additionally, Te-Econom Flow is radiopaque, making it clearly visible in X-ray images, aiding in diagnosis and post-treatment evaluation. Available in shades A2 and A3, it’s a versatile choice for Class I to V cavity restorations, excelling in the repair of small cavities (Class I and II) and even in pediatric dentistry for deciduous teeth. Te-Econom Flow simplifies the restorative process, delivering aesthetically pleasing and durable results.
Indications
Restorative therapy for mini-cavities of all types
Small posterior restorations (Classes I, II)
Classes III, IV, V restorations
Preventive resin restorations
Broad indication spectrum
Optimal handling
Easy access to even the smallest cavities
Accurate and economic application
Versatile Application
Excellent Handling
Precision and Cost-Efficiency
Compositions:-
Eco-Etch contains phosphoric acid (37 % wt in water), thickeners and pigments.
Available Shade:-
A2, A3
Preparation:
Ensure a clean and well-lit workspace.
Select the appropriate shade for the restoration.
Isolation:
Use tools like a rubber dam or OptraDam Plus to isolate the treatment area. This prevents contamination and provides a dry field.
Cavity Preparation:
Prepare the cavity following the requirements of the adhesive technique.
Cleaning and Drying:
Clean the cavity with a water spray.
Air dry the cavity to ensure it’s free from moisture.
Optional Pulp Protection:
Apply a pulp protector (e.g., calcium hydroxide) if needed.
Follow with a pressure-resistant cement if required.
Matrix and Wedge Placement:
Position a matrix (e.g., OptraMatrix) for proper tooth contour.
Add an interdental wedge if necessary.
Etching and Bonding:
Apply an etchant (e.g., Eco-Etch) to enamel and dentin as indicated.
Rinse and dry the surfaces, but avoid overdrying the dentin.
Apply a dental bonding agent (e.g., Te-Econom Bond) to enamel and dentin. Ensure complete coverage.
Evaporate any remaining solvent and light cure the adhesive as per recommendations.
Composite Placement:
Apply the flowable composite (e.g., Te-Econom Flow) in thin layers of a maximum of 2mm.
Light cure each layer individually, following the recommended curing times.
Finishing and Polishing:
After composite placement, finish the restoration using suitable instruments or fine diamonds.
Check the occlusion.
Polish the restoration with silicone polishers for a smooth and aesthetic finish.
Final Assessment:
Inspect the completed restoration for any adjustments or refinements.
April 2028
For the Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite, typically, one flowable composite syringe of 2g for the mentioned price. This syringe contains the flowable composite material required for dental restorative procedures.
The Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite comes in tubes containing 2 grams of the product.
Yes, Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite requires the tooth to be etched first. It is essential to follow the proper protocol, including etching the tooth surface, and applying a suitable bonding agent before placing the composite restoration. This ensures optimal adhesion and longevity of the restoration.
Yes, Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite can be used in pediatric restorations. Its versatile flowable consistency makes it suitable for a variety of restorative applications, including those in pediatric dentistry. The material provides easy handling and adaptation, making it a convenient choice for use in smaller and more delicate dental procedures for children.
Yes, radiopaque flowable composites are suitable for both adults and pediatric patients. They offer a versatile solution for various dental needs.
Radiopaque flowable composites usually cure rapidly when exposed to a blue light source, with each layer requiring a specific curing time. The total procedure time may vary based on the complexity of the restoration.
The application process typically involves cavity preparation, cleaning, drying, and the layer-wise placement of the flowable composite, with light curing between layers.
Radiopaque flowable composites are commonly used for a range of dental restorations, including Class I to V cavity fillings and small Class I and II cavities. They are also suitable for pediatric (deciduous) tooth restorations.
A radiopaque flowable composite is a dental material used for restoring teeth. It is radiopaque, meaning it’s visible in X-ray images, and has a flowable consistency, making it adaptable for various dental applications.
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