Restorations as strong and beautiful as the natural tooth. Composite restorations offer many advantages, e.g. strength and durability. However, although composites also have good esthetic properties, they do not give the tooth the natural appearance of ceramic. This is now a thing of the past! The unique light-curing micro-ceramic composite system GC GRADIA® is suitable for crowns, bridges, inlays and veneers. Compared to conventional composites, the restorations have a more natural shade - a result of GC research. The resin shades were developed in parallel with the GC GRADIA® application techniques. The result of this combined approach is a system that delivers dental restorations of optimal color, brightness and chroma - while minimizing the paleness typical of composites. The opalescence of the restoration is natural and comparable to that of ceramic. This was previously not possible with conventional composite materials.
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