Artiste A3.5, Nano Composite Syringe

Key Features

Nano-Engineered Formulation: Artiste Nano Composite is a light-cured, radiopaque restorative material, engineered at the nano-scale. This nano-engineering is key to its high performance in both anterior and posterior restorations.
Versatility in Application: Designed to be adaptable for all types of cavity preparations, Artiste Nano Composite is suitable for a wide range of restorative procedures.
Ease of Handling: It offers a non-slumping, non-sticky consistency, which facilitates effortless sculpting and shaping, making the handling process more efficient and precise.
Aesthetic and Strength Balance: The nano-engineered chemistry of Artiste ensures an optimal balance between esthetic appeal and physical strength. This leads to exceptional polishability and durability of the restorations.
Intuitive Shading System: The composite follows the Vita® shade guide, which is a widely recognized color system in dentistry. This feature, along with the inclusion of bleach and A opaque shades, makes shade matching simpler and more accurate.
Convenient Delivery System: Artiste Nano Composite is available in both single dose units and syringes, offering flexibility in application and minimizing waste.

Optimal Handling Qualities: The unique consistency reduces the challenge of handling composite materials, enhancing the ease of application.
High Esthetic Quality: The nano-engineered structure ensures superior polishability, contributing to aesthetically pleasing restorations.
Shade Matching Simplified: The intuitive shading system aligns with common dental color charts, aiding in achieving natural-looking restorations.
Strength and Durability: Its advanced formulation provides a robust and durable material suitable for long-lasting restorations.

Artiste Nano Composite is indicated for:

All Esthetic Direct Restorations: Including Class I, II, III, IV, and V restorations.
Diastema Closures: Effective in closing spaces between teeth.
Direct Veneers: Suitable for creating veneers directly in the patient's mouth.