$145.34

• Stackable consistency helps prevent material slumping
• Dual-cure chemistry supports varied curing access
• Fluoride-releasing formula adds restorative value
• White shade provides contrast during core preparation
• Automix syringes support consistent material delivery
• Quantity: 2 per Pack

Premier Dental CompCore AF SyringeMix STACK Core Build-Up Material, Dual-Cure, Intro Kit, 9 Gram, White is used for rebuilding missing coronal tooth structure before placement of indirect restorations when a dual-cure composite with stackable handling is preferred. CompCore AF combines automix delivery with a consistency that stays where placed yet flows under pressure for close adaptation to the preparation, and the White shade provides clear visual contrast during core preparation while maintaining greater translucency than earlier formulations. Each introductory kit contains two 9g dual-barrel automix syringes in White shade, 15 mixing tips, 15 standard intraoral tips, and 10 extra-fine intraoral tips.

Dental offices ordering core build-up material from their supplier can buy this White configuration to distinguish it from the A3 and Blue SyringeMix STACK variants, since the automix format automatically mixes the two components during dispensing, reducing hand-mixing steps and providing a consistent delivery format for repeated crown, bridge, and post-endodontic restorative procedures. CompCore AF uses Hyperbranched Technology and nano-fillers to support mechanical strength, handling, and polymerization. The STACK formulation is designed to resist slumping during placement, including maxillary core build-ups, while flowing under pressure to adapt into preparation contours. The material can be light cured or allowed to self cure, giving clinicians flexibility when light access varies across the core, and Premier Dental specifies a final self-cure time of 4.5 minutes intraorally, stating that White and A3 shades can be light cured to depths up to 8mm in 30 seconds.

Its radiopacity helps distinguish the finished core on radiographs, while fluoride release adds another material characteristic for restorative selection during the crown or bridge preparation appointment.