Benefits
With over 62 million applications worldwide since its inception, it's not surprising that SDR® Plus Bulk Fill Flowable is the most preferred flowable for use as a base-liner in Class I and II restorative procedures.
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SDR® Plus Bulk Fill Flowable can be used in a variety of indications including Class I, II, III and V, primary posterior dentition, pit and fissure sealing and core build-up.
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SDR® Plus is a self-levelling, bulk-fill flowable composite with low shrinkage stress that is designed to simplify the process of filling posterior Class I and II cavities. This cutting-edge composite material allows the placement of gap-free restorations, is easy to use, and minimises shrinkage stress to make sure the material stays adapted during light curing.
SDR® Plus is optimised for bulk filling posterior cavities that are challenging to access during a dental treatment. Unlike conventional filling materials, it is flowable and can be placed in up to 4 mm increments. This allows dental practitioners to fill a large portion of the posterior cavity in just one step with a flowable material that adapts itself to the cavity walls without further instrumentation. The unique chemistry of SDR® Plus also minimises shrinkage stress that otherwise could lead to gap formation during light curing.
Using SDR® Plus has a number of advantages, including a reduced risk of postoperative sensitivity and enhanced marginal integrity, which is an important factor in the prevention of secondary caries. It also makes the creation of a uniform, void-free restoration easier thanks to the material's self-levelling qualities, and its high radiopacity simplifies monitoring of the restoration over time.
SDR® Plus is indicated for a variety of dental procedures, including the filling of Class I, II, III and V cavities, pit&fissure sealing, and even core build-ups before placing a crown. It is applied in its flowable state through injection from a syringe, or a small capsule called “Compula Tip”. After placement, SDR® Plus gets light cured by the application of blue light (440 – 480 nm wavelength) from a dental polymerisation light. This allows the material to create a dense molecular network and replace the tooth substrate that was drilled away as a permanent restoration.
Start at the bottom of the box, slowly withdraw tip, wipe tip across cusp and allow to self-level for a few seconds. Do not use an instrument to manipulate as this can disturb the self-levelling behaviour of the materials.
Placing in bulk allows you to speed up the procedure by eliminating unnecessary material placement and curing steps. Research shows the long-term results of placing in bulk is comparable to placing in increments.
SDR® Plus passes comprehensive testing to guarantee that it is safe for patients to use and that it is biocompatible. It is a secure and reliable option for dental restorations because it is free of Bisphenol A (BPA) and other potentially dangerous compounds.
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