Tetric - EvoCeram - Syringe - A2
- VendorVivadent
Tetric - EvoCeram - Syringe - A2
- VendorVivadent
$82.19
- A2 Enamel shade supports natural restorative blending
- Nanohybrid filler system supports polished surfaces
- Sculptable consistency supports controlled contouring
- Radiopaque formula supports restorative assessment
- 3 g syringe provides familiar direct delivery
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoCeram Universal Composite, Light-Cure, A2 Enamel, 3g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a sculptable universal composite with dependable shade integration and restorative handling. The A2 Enamel shade is designed to reproduce enamel-level color characteristics within layered and single-shade restorative techniques, and its light-cured nanohybrid formulation combines esthetic performance with a sculptable consistency that supports controlled placement, contouring, and anatomical shaping.
Each pack contains one 3g syringe in the A2 Enamel shade.
Dental offices ordering universal composite from their supplier can buy this shade as one of the dedicated enamel shades within the broader Tetric EvoCeram system, selecting it when an A2 enamel appearance is appropriate for the planned restoration. The composite is formulated with nanofillers, nano-pigments, and nano-modifiers that contribute to its handling, optical properties, and restorative performance, and the material is also radiopaque, helping clinicians distinguish completed restorations during radiographic evaluation while maintaining a natural appearance in visible restorative areas.
The nanohybrid material system is designed to balance sculptability with smooth finishing and high-gloss polishability. Nanofillers contribute to a refined restorative surface and wear resistance, while nano-modifiers help create a non-slumping, non-sticky consistency that supports anatomical contouring before polymerization.
Nano-sized pigments contribute to the composite's color characteristics and help support natural shade integration with surrounding tooth structure. The material is light cured and radiopaque, allowing it to function as both an esthetic and clinically identifiable restorative material, and its handling profile makes it suitable for direct restorative procedures where controlled placement and predictable shaping are important across a wide range of cavity preparations, from small anterior repairs to larger posterior restorations requiring careful layering, giving clinicians a single composite system to sculpt, contour, and finish restorations with a consistent, predictable handling experience from placement through final polish.