$51.99

• Moisture-friendly formula supports dentin adhesion
• Calcium, phosphate and fluoride release ions
• Light-cure format provides controlled setting
• Radiopacity supports follow-up assessment
• 3 Milliliter syringe includes 20 applicator tips
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Pulpdent Lime-Lite Enhanced, Syringe Refill, 3 Milliliter, Single Pack is used for lining and basing cavity preparations before placement of adhesives, composites, and conventional restorative materials. Lime-Lite Enhanced is a bioactive light-cure cavity liner/base formulated with moisture-friendly chemistry to support adhesion to dentin while releasing calcium, phosphate, and fluoride, and the material is radiopaque and designed to provide a durable, shock-absorbing layer beneath restorations without fracturing or crumbling under restorative stresses. Each pack contains one 3mL syringe and 20 applicator tips.

Dental offices ordering cavity liner from their supplier can buy this larger single-syringe refill for more material per syringe than the four-syringe 1.2mL kit, since Pulpdent identifies the 3mL refill as the larger single-syringe format within the product family, giving practices flexibility in choosing package size while keeping the same universal shade and compatibility with adhesives, composites, and conventional restorative materials. Lime-Lite Enhanced combines several material technologies to support restorative performance. WETBOND technology provides moisture-friendly chemistry, while CRYSTA MCP and ION-X technologies support calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release and recharge. MODULUS technology contributes elastomeric fracture resistance, helping the liner absorb stress rather than becoming brittle beneath the restoration, and Pulpdent also highlights high compressive strength and wear resistance as part of the material profile.

The formulation contains no Bisphenol A, Bis-GMA, or BPA derivatives, giving Lime-Lite Enhanced a combination of dentin adhesion, ion release, radiopacity, and mechanical resilience that distinguishes it from basic light-cure liner materials used beneath both direct and indirect restorations across a range of case types.