smartCeram er en lysherdende, høyglanspolerbar hybridkompositt med et ultrafint, røntgentett glassfyllstoff for adhesiv restaurering. Takket være det ultrafine fyllstoffet kan det fremstilles ekstremt homogene og svært polerbare restaureringer, som muliggjør optimal fargetilpasning av fyllingen (gjennomsiktighet > 4–5 %) takket være en spesielt tilpasset kameleon-effekt. Retningslinjer og spesifikasjoner i henhold til DIN EN ISO 449 gjelder.
Indikasjoner
Anterior og posterior restaureringer av klasse I, II, III, IV og V i henhold til Black
Inlays, onlays og fasetter
Utvidet fissurforsegling på molarer og premolarer
Kjerneoppbygninger
Splinting av løse tenner
Form- og fargekorrigeringer for å forbedre estetikken
Røntgentetthet: 15 % Al
Herdedybde: maks. 2 mm
Vickers-hardhet: 784
Transparens: > 4–5 %
Lysintensitet for herding: > 65 mW/cm² Bølgelengde for herding: 35 - 5 nm Herdetid: 4 sek.
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