$60.65

• Highly translucent Shade T supports incisal effects
• Flowable viscosity supports precise adaptation
• High radiopacity supports X-ray assessment
• Thixotropic handling supports controlled placement
• 2 g syringe supports direct material delivery
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric EvoFlow Nano-Optimized Composite, Light-Cure, Syringe Refill, 2g, Translucent (Shade T) is used for direct anterior and posterior restorative procedures that require a flowable universal composite with a highly translucent incisal shade. The official shade designation is T, positioned within the Tetric EvoFlow system as the highly translucent incisal option, distinct from the enamel, dentin, and bleach shade groups because its primary differentiating characteristic is increased translucency rather than a conventional tooth-shade designation.

Its light-cured, radiopaque nanohybrid formulation supports precise placement, controlled adaptation, and esthetic layering in areas where increased translucency is required. Each pack contains one 2g syringe in highly translucent Shade T. Dental offices ordering flowable composite from their supplier can buy this translucent shade as a specialized layering material used alongside standard enamel and dentin shades, since Tetric EvoFlow is designed as a flowable universal composite for anterior and posterior restorations and can be used as an initial layer in Class I through Class V procedures, as a filling material for small restorations, and for extended fissure sealing. The syringe format supports controlled dispensing through compatible application tips for localized material placement. The nano-optimized restorative formulation combines flowable handling with thixotropic behavior that supports precise application and material stability after placement.

This handling profile allows the composite to flow under dispensing pressure and adapt into confined areas while helping limit unwanted movement once positioned. High radiopacity supports identification of the restoration on radiographs, while the pronounced chameleon effect helps the material integrate visually with neighboring tooth structure, particularly useful when reproducing the natural translucency seen near incisal edges. The highly translucent incisal shade provides an optical option for restorative layering where greater light transmission is desired, and its light-cure chemistry keeps working time under clinician control until polymerization is initiated, giving clinicians flexibility to fine-tune placement before committing to the final cured result within layered esthetic restorations.