$121.06

• Bleach L shade supports high-value restorations
• 0.2 g Cavifils provide premeasured unit delivery
• Sculptable viscosity supports precise contouring
• High radiopacity supports restorative assessment
• Nanohybrid formula supports broad restorative use
• Quantity: 20 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoCeram Universal Composite, Light-Cure, Cavifil Refill, Universal Viscosity, Bleach L, 0.2g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a sculptable universal composite in a high-value bleach shade. Bleach L is part of the dedicated bleach shade range rather than the enamel shade group, distinguishing this variant from conventional A-D enamel and dentin shades.

The light-cured nanohybrid material supports controlled placement, anatomical contouring, and natural shade integration across a broad range of restorative procedures, with its chameleon effect helping the composite blend with surrounding tooth structure while high radiopacity supports clear recognition of completed restorations during radiographic assessment. Each pack contains 20 preloaded Cavifils at 0.2g each, totaling 4g of restorative material. Dental offices ordering universal composite from their supplier can buy this Bleach L shade as a separate option from Bleach XL, Bleach M, and Bleach I, offering a dedicated high-brightness choice within the Tetric EvoCeram system specifically for patients with lightened dentition following whitening treatment. The Cavifil format supplies individually portioned composite for use with a compatible applicator, supporting consistent material delivery during chairside procedures, and the material is designed for incremental placement in anterior and posterior teeth, with layers up to 2mm supported by the universal viscosity's controlled adaptation and sculpting properties. Tetric EvoCeram uses a nanohybrid material system engineered to balance sculptability, esthetics, polishability, and restorative stability.

The composite provides a long working time for anatomical shaping before light curing, helping clinicians form proximal contours, occlusal anatomy, and visible anterior surfaces with controlled handling that resists slumping yet remains workable under instrument pressure. Its chameleon effect supports lifelike shade blending, while minimal polymerization shrinkage contributes to marginal integrity over the restoration's service life. High radiopacity allows the material to remain distinguishable on radiographs after placement, and the Bleach L variant retains these core material characteristics while providing a brighter shade option for restorative cases involving lightened dentition or other high-value shade requirements where standard A-D shades would appear noticeably too dark against the surrounding tooth structure.