Composite – Dentsply surefil

Superior handling through Interlocking Particle Technology.
Made of patented fluoride-infused glass; allows the creation of excellent anatomical form without slumping or rebound; and allows rapid, bulk placement.
Extraordinary wear rates (equals amalgam); excellent fracture toughness.
Excellent radiopacity for easy checkups.

Key specifications

High density posterior restorative
Bulk fill upto 5mm
Packs, carves, handles like amalgam.

Preparation:
Prepare the tooth by removing decay or damaged areas and creating a suitable cavity for restoration. Follow standard dental procedures for cavity preparation based on the cavity class (e.g., Class I or II).

Isolation:
Isolate the tooth to ensure a dry and clean working environment. This may involve the use of a rubber dam or other isolation methods.
Etching (if required):

Depending on the specific product, an etching step may be necessary to enhance bonding.

Application:
Apply a dental adhesive or bonding agent according to the product instructions. Ensure proper coverage and follow recommended curing times.
Placement of High-Density Posterior Restorative:

Dispense and place the high-density posterior restorative composite in the prepared cavity. Utilize the bulk-fill capability, if applicable, for efficient placement.

Pack and Carve:
Pack and carve the material to achieve the desired anatomical form and contour. The handling characteristics should be similar to amalgam, allowing for easy manipulation.

Curing:
Cure the restorative material using a dental curing light.

Finishing and Polishing:
Once the material is fully cured, finish and polish the restoration as needed to achieve a smooth and esthetically pleasing surface.

Postoperative Check:
Conduct postoperative checks, including radiographic evaluation, to ensure the restoration’s fit, integrity, and proper adaptation to the tooth structure.