Tetric - EvoCeram - Cavifill - T
- VendorVivadent
Tetric - EvoCeram - Cavifill - T
- VendorVivadent
$124.46
- Highly translucent Shade T supports incisal effects
- 0.2 g Cavifils provide premeasured unit delivery
- Sculptable consistency supports precise contouring
- Radiopaque nanohybrid formula supports assessment
- Chameleon effect supports natural shade integration
- Quantity: 20 per Pack
Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoCeram Universal Composite, Light-Cure, Cavifil Refill, Universal Viscosity, Transparent (Shade T), 0.2g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a sculptable universal nanohybrid composite with a highly translucent incisal shade. Shade T is positioned as the highly translucent incisal option within the Tetric EvoCeram shade system, supporting restorative work where greater translucency is needed to reproduce incisal effects, transition zones, or other areas that benefit from increased light transmission, distinguishing it from the conventional enamel and dentin shades in the same line.
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 Transparent Cavifil refill for its dedicated translucency rather than a conventional tooth shade, since it functions as a specialized layering component alongside standard enamel and dentin shades. The Cavifil format supplies individually portioned composite for use with a compatible applicator, supporting consistent unit-dose delivery during chairside procedures and organized restorative setup.
Tetric EvoCeram uses a nanohybrid material system that incorporates nanofillers, nano-pigments, and nano-modifiers to support handling, esthetic performance, and restorative stability. The sculptable consistency helps the material remain controlled during placement so clinicians can shape anatomy before polymerization, resisting slumping while staying workable under instrument pressure.
Its chameleon effect supports natural shade blending, while the highly translucent T shade is intended to provide greater optical transmission than the standard enamel shades, useful for reproducing the natural translucency seen near incisal edges. Radiopacity allows the restorative material to remain distinguishable during radiographic review, giving clinicians a specialized layering option within the broader universal composite system without changing the familiar Cavifil delivery format they already use for other shades.