GC GRADIA PLUS er et modulært kompositt-veneeringssystem for indirekte restaureringer. Det lysherdende nanohybridkomposittet har en rekke forbedrede fysiske egenskaper og tilbyr et bredt spekter av bruksområder, enestående holdbarhet, naturlig opalescens og fremragende, livaktig estetikk. Fargeutvalget for GC GRADIA PLUS er utvidet med ekstra HEAVY BODY- og LIGHT BODY-nyanser.8 nye HEAVY BODY dentin-nyanserMed åtte ekstra dentin-nyanser dekker GRADIA PLUS Heavy Body-sortimentet nå hele fargepaletten for alle 16 V-nyanser, noe som gjør det mulig å oppnå alle ønskede farger - med minimal innsats, men maksimal estetisk effekt.1 nye LIGHT BODY dentin- og emaljenyanserÅtte nye dentin- og to nye emaljenyanser i LIGHT BODY-konsistens er spesielt utviklet for injeksjonsteknikken. Med GRADIA PLUS Light Body-paster oppnås forutsigbare, overbevisende og svært estetiske resultater med liten innsats.
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