$50.80

• A2 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, A2 is used for direct anterior and posterior restorative procedures that require a flowable universal composite with controlled adaptation and natural shade integration. The A2 shade is classified within the enamel shade range, distinguishing this refill from the separate A2 Dentin option in the Tetric EvoFlow system, and its light-cured, radiopaque nanohybrid formulation combines flowable handling with sufficient stability for localized placement as a liner beneath sculptable composites or as a restorative material for selected small cavities, including Class V restorations. Each pack contains one 2g syringe in A2 Enamel.

Dental offices ordering flowable composite from their supplier can buy this A2 Enamel shade for liner applications in Class I and II cavities and for small direct restorations where a low-viscosity composite can improve access and adaptation into confined preparation geometry. The syringe format supports controlled dispensing through compatible application tips, and the A2 Enamel designation, 2g syringe size, light-cure chemistry, radiopacity, and flowable consistency clearly distinguish this refill from other shade and viscosity options within the broader Tetric EvoFlow line, making shade selection straightforward during restorative setup. The nano-optimized nanohybrid material system is engineered to balance flow, stability, esthetics, and restorative performance. Under dispensing pressure, the composite flows into confined areas and adapts to prepared surfaces, while its material behavior helps it remain stable after placement, supporting precise application without the excessive movement associated with less controlled low-viscosity materials.

High radiopacity helps clinicians identify the restoration during radiographic evaluation, and the chameleon effect supports integration with adjacent tooth structure for a natural-looking result. When used as an initial adaptive layer, Tetric EvoFlow can be combined with a sculptable composite to support cavity adaptation while allowing the overlying material to provide the final anatomical form, giving clinicians a versatile combination of flow control, radiographic visibility, and shade matching in a single flowable restorative option suited to daily restorative use.