$113.24

• A2 Dentin supports dentin-specific shade selection
• Nanohybrid composite supports sculptable handling
• Light-cure material polymerizes at 400 to 500 nm
• 0.2 g Cavifils support controlled direct placement
• Designed for anterior and posterior restorations
• Quantity: 20 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoCeram Universal Composite, Light-Cure, Cavifil Refill, Universal Viscosity, A2 Dentin, 0.2g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a sculptable, radiopaque nanohybrid composite with controlled handling and dependable shade selection. A2 Dentin is one of the designated dentin shades within the Tetric EvoCeram shade system, giving clinicians a material option for reproducing dentin color within single-shade or layered restorative techniques, and the composite cures with blue light in the 400 to 500nm wavelength range as part of its universal restorative design. Each pack contains 20 preloaded Cavifils at 0.2g each.

Dental offices ordering universal composite from their supplier can buy this A2 Dentin shade to distinguish it from A2 Enamel and other enamel, dentin, bleach, and translucent variants within the Tetric EvoCeram range, since A2 Dentin is specifically categorized as a dentin shade rather than an enamel shade. The Cavifil presentation provides a pre-dosed material format for placement with a compatible applicator, keeping shade, material consistency, and delivery format uniform across compatible restorative cases. Tetric EvoCeram uses nanohybrid composite technology with nanofillers, nanopigments, and nanomodifiers incorporated into the restorative material. These components support the handling, optical characteristics, and physical performance expected from a sculptable universal composite.

The material is radiopaque and is polymerized with compatible blue curing light after placement and contouring. A2 Dentin is useful when the restorative plan calls for dentin-oriented color reproduction or layered shade development beneath an enamel shade, and the universal viscosity gives the composite enough body for controlled shaping with restorative instruments before curing, helping clinicians establish anatomical form, proximal contours, and occlusal morphology according to the preparation and treatment plan for the specific restoration.