Features: Natural esthetics. Indicated for anterior and posterior teeth. Glass of German technology, with average particle size of 0.8 μm. Benefits: Excellent mechanical properties for restorations in anterior and posterior teeth. Features main shades for enamel, dentin and translucent shade. Esthetic restorations. Opalescence and fluorescence compatible with dental structure. Esthetic logevity of restorations. Recommendations: The composite is recommended for permanent or deciduous teeth. Composite direct veneers. Core build-ups. Closing or reduction of diastemas. Repairs in porcelain or composite. Direct restorations in anterior and posterior teeth (Classes I, II, III, IV, V and VI). Cementation of dental fragments. Teeth splinting. Modification of the format of the tooth (ex.: conoid teeth).

Features: Light-curing composite with low-shrinkage stress. Practicality and agility: filling of cavities of up to 5mm, including the occlusal surface.  Benefits: Longer working time: Working time under ambient light long enough to perform the restoration at once. Great curing depth: Possibility of increments of up to 5 mm. High mechanical strength: Approximately 79% of mass fillers. Efficiency and agility: Single-filling composite. Greater opacity: The composite has enough translucency to allow a good depth of cure and becomes more esthetic and opaquer after photopolymerization. Shade predictability: Minimal change in visual shade before and after photopolymerization. Recommendations: Direct restorations in posterior teeth (permanent and deciduous) in increments of up to 5 mm, including the occlusal surface. Reconstructive build-up. Repair of small defects of the enamel. Class V restorations (cervical caries, root erosion, wedge-shaped defects). Base and lining of direct restorations. Repair of temporary acrylic and resin materials.

Features: Easy insertion and adaptation. Base of posterior restorations in increments of up to 4 mm. Benefits: Self-leveling: It allows a perfect adaptation of the material to the walls of the preparation. Mechanical resistance: With approximately 68% of mass fillers, the composite shows enough mechanical strength to be used under direct restorations. It should be coated with a dense-consistency composite. Curing depth: Can be inserted in increments up to 4 mm deep. Smart thixotropy: Antigravity action: perfect application to superior teeth. Stability under ambient light: Provides longer working time. Compatibility: With all classes of adhesives and methacrylate-based composites. Recommendations: Basis of posterior restoration (class I and class II). Liner under direct restorative materials. Regularization/planification of the cavity preparation walls. Repair of small enamel defects. Repair of temporary materials in acrylic and composite. Liner under direct restorative materials. Regularization/planification of the cavity preparation walls. Repair of small enamel defects. Repair of temporary materials in acrylic and composite.

Features:  3-in-1 product. Adhesion to any substrate. Mechanical strength.  Benefits: Indicated for core build-up, cementation of posts and crowns. High resistance to bending and compression. The product is applied evenly inside the root canal, dispensing manual mixing and insertion with Lentulo drills. Possibility of radiographic diagnosis. Chemical curing in environments where light does not reach and light curing to facilitate the core build-up work. Excellent adhesion to dentin, enamel, CAD/CAM blocks, ceramic, porcelain, resin and metal.  Recommendations: Porcelain fused-to-metal crowns and bridges. Crowns and bridges with minimal tooth structure. All ceramic/porcelain and pre-cured composite crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays. Adhesive core build-up of vital and non-vital teeth. Metal crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays (high noble, noble, and base metals). Maryland bridges (resin bonded bridges). Endodontic posts.

Features: Mechanical strength. Shade fidelity to the Vita shade guide. Low heat release. Benefits: Mechanical strength: Greater resistance to fracture and wear. Shade stability: Due to less formation of inhibited layer and presence of shade stabilizer in the formulation. Consistency with reological effect: Adequate viscosity with perfect reproduction of details. Shade fidelity to the Vita shade guide: Greater predictability of results. Low heat release: Increased comfort for the patient and safe for use on vital teeth. Balanced formula: Proper combination of monomers provides excellent working time and ease of product removal during the elastic phase. Recommendations: Making of provisional teeth for indirect procedures such as: inlays, onlays, crowns, veneers and bridges. Refilling of prefabricated composite, polycarbonate or metal restorations. Making of long-term provisional teeth. Mock-up.