Clinical Overview
The Composite Filter is designed to remove contaminants during the placement of composite materials. This ensures optimal adhesion and minimizes the risk of restoration failure, contributing to the longevity and effectiveness of dental restorations.
Key Benefits
- Contaminant removal: Effectively eliminates debris and moisture during composite placement.
- Enhanced adhesion: Promotes better bonding of composite materials to tooth structure.
- Reduced failure risk: Lowers the likelihood of restoration complications and failures.
- Improved clinical outcomes: Supports successful long-term restoration performance.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for immediate use during composite application.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Placement of composite restorations.
- Situations requiring contamination control during dental procedures.
- Enhancing the effectiveness of adhesive systems.
Instructions for Use
- Prepare the tooth surface for composite placement.
- Position the Composite Filter to cover the area of interest.
- Apply the composite material as per standard protocols.
- Remove the filter after the composite has been placed.
Summary
The Composite Filter is an essential tool for dental professionals, ensuring a clean working environment during composite restorations. By effectively removing contaminants, it enhances adhesion and reduces the risk of restoration failure, making it a valuable addition to any dental practice.
