$51.28

• A1 Enamel shade supports natural shade blending
• Flowable viscosity supports precise adaptation
• Radiopaque formula supports X-ray assessment
• Nano-optimized material supports smooth handling
• 2 g syringe supports controlled placement
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoFlow Nano-Optimized Composite, Light-Cure, Syringe Refill, 2g, A1 is used for direct restorative procedures that require a flowable universal composite with precise placement and controlled adaptation. The A1 shade is classified within the enamel shade range, supporting natural shade integration in anterior and posterior applications, and its light-cured, radiopaque nanohybrid formulation combines flowable handling with the stability needed for localized restorative placement, whether serving as an initial layer beneath sculptable composites or used independently for selected small restorations. Each pack contains one 2g syringe in A1 Enamel.

Dental offices ordering flowable composite from their supplier can buy this A1 Enamel shade to clearly differentiate it from dentin, translucent, bleach, and other enamel shades within the Tetric EvoFlow system, since the syringe refill provides a compact delivery format for controlled dispensing with compatible application cannulas. The material is categorized as a flowable universal composite for anterior and posterior restorations, suitable for liner applications in Class I and II cavities as well as small and Class V restorations, with a flowable consistency that promotes adaptation into confined areas and cavity surfaces. The nano-optimized restorative system uses a nanohybrid composite structure to support a balance of flow, stability, esthetics, and radiopacity. The material can be placed precisely because its viscosity responds to dispensing and adaptation while maintaining sufficient stability in the prepared area.

High radiopacity helps clinicians distinguish the restoration during radiographic evaluation, and the pronounced chameleon effect supports shade blending in visible restorative regions. Tetric EvoFlow can be combined with sculptable composite materials when used as an initial adaptive layer, allowing the flowable material to reach areas where a more viscous restorative may be less convenient to place, while its light-cure format keeps working time under clinician control before polymerization begins, giving the clinician flexibility to adjust placement before committing to the final cured shape of the restoration.