Dentsply Dyract Flow Refills

Description

Dyract Flow is a dental material specifically developed for minimal invasive dentistry, providing excellent flow and extrusion properties, as well as significant fluoride release. Dyract Flow is a flowable compomer restorative that combines sustained fluoride release, low net volumetric shrinkage, exceptional marginal integrity, and easy handling with high surface hardness, flexural modulus, elasticity, and optimal opacity for natural esthetics. It is primarily indicated for the treatment of small cavities in both anterior and posterior teeth. The material’s ideal flowability allows for easy handling and precise placement within the cavity, ensuring a proper adaptation to the tooth structure. This characteristic is particularly beneficial for minimal invasive dentistry, as it enables the preservation of healthy tooth structure while still achieving reliable and durable restorations.

INDICATIONS

• For small cavities in anterior and posterior teeth.
• Suitable for use as a base/liner under Class I and II restorations.
• It can be used to block out undercuts and restore Class V preps.

ADVANTAGES

• Reduces the risk of salivary contamination.
• Ideal flowability.
• For minimal invasion.
• Long-term fluoride release.
• Easy handling.
• High surface hardness.

Key Specification 

Packaging

• 2 x 1.8gm Syringes

Direction To Use 

• Prepare the tooth: Clean and isolate the tooth to be restored using appropriate dental instruments. Remove any carious or defective tooth structure and ensure the cavity is clean and free of debris.
• Load the syringe: Take the small syringe containing Dyract Flow and attach the appropriate dispensing tip. Ensure that the material is properly mixed and free of air bubbles.
• Place the material: Directly apply Dyract Flow into the prepared cavity, using the flowable nature of the material to allow for easy adaptation and precise placement. Avoid overfilling the cavity, as the material will retain its shape and should not spill over.
• Adapt and shape the material: Use appropriate dental instruments, if needed, to adapt and shape the material within the cavity to achieve the desired contours and anatomy. Ensure a proper seal at the margins.
• Light-cure (if necessary): Depending on the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer, light-cure the material to achieve a complete set. Use a dental curing light with an appropriate wavelength and follow the recommended curing time.
• Check occlusion and adjust if necessary: Evaluate the occlusion and make any adjustments to ensure proper bite alignment and comfort for the patient.
• Polish the restoration (optional): If desired, polish the restored surface using dental polishing instruments and techniques to achieve optimal esthetics.
• Provide aftercare instructions: Instruct the patient on proper oral hygiene practices and any specific care instructions for the restoration. Emphasize the importance of regular dental check-ups for maintenance and e