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Voco Polofil NHT Syringe Refill Flowable Composite Resin - A1
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Brand: Voco
Country of Origin: Germany
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1 x 1.8gm Refill
The Voco Polofil NHT Syringe Refill Flowable Composite Resin - A1 is a light-curing nano-hybrid filling material designed for direct restorative dentistry. This composite resin is methacrylate-based and combines nano-scaled particles with conventional glass ceramic fillers, contributing to its robust material properties.
This flowable composite is indicated for a broad spectrum of clinical applications, including filling minimally invasive cavities of all classes, small Class I cavities, and extended fissure sealing. It is also suitable for Class II to V cavities, including V-shaped defects and cervical caries, as well as blocking out undercuts and lining or coating cavities. Furthermore, it can be used for repairing existing fillings and veneers, and for luting translucent prosthetic pieces such as full ceramic crowns.
For application, the material is directly dispensed from the 1.8gm syringe refill. It is a light-curing material, with a minimum curing time of 20 seconds per layer using conventional polymerization devices. The material exhibits ideal flowability and excellent wetting properties, ensuring optimal adaptation to cavity walls. It also features a very high filler content of over 76% w/w and significantly less polymerization shrinkage at 3.2%, contributing to its high resistance to abrasion.
Key Features :
Flowable light-curing nano-hybrid composite resin for direct restorations
Indicated for filling various cavity classes (I-V), fissure sealing, undercuts, lining, repairs, and luting translucent prosthetics
Direct application from syringe with a minimum light-curing time of 20 seconds per layer
Features ideal flowability, high filler content (>76% w/w), and low polymerization shrinkage (3.2%)
Classified as an EU Medical device, with detailed information available in the EUDAMED database
| Material Type | Flowable light-curing nano-hybrid composite resin |
| Indication | Filling minimally invasive cavities of all classes, small Class I cavities, extended fissure sealing, Class II-V cavities, blocking out undercuts, lining or coating cavities, repairing fillings and veneers, luting translucent prosthetic pieces |
| Mixing Method | Direct application from syringe, light-curing |
| Setting Time | 20 s minimum per layer |
Polofil NHT Flow is indicated for filling minimally invasive cavities of all classes, small class I cavities and extended fissure sealing, class II–V cavities including V-shaped defects and cervical caries, blocking out undercuts, lining or coating cavities, repairing fillings and veneers, and luting translucent prosthetic pieces such as full ceramic crowns.
Polofil NHT Flow contains a very high filler content of more than 76% w/w, which contributes to significantly less polymerisation shrinkage of 3.2%, reducing the risk of marginal gaps and secondary caries.
Conventional polymerisation devices are suitable for light-curing Polofil NHT Flow. Halogen light devices require a minimum light output of 500 mW/cm², while LED lamps require a minimum output of 300 mW/cm². The minimum curing time is 20 seconds per layer, with the curing light tip held as close as possible to the filling surface to ensure adequate curing depth.
For fillings deeper than 2 mm, the material should be applied and polymerised in layers to ensure complete curing and minimize shrinkage stress. The material should reach room temperature before application, and a matrix should be placed on approximal cavities, preferably a transparent matrix for better visibility.
Polofil NHT Flow demonstrates extremely high resistance to abrasion with an ACTA value of less than 35 μm, ensuring long-term durability and wear resistance in clinical use.
Polofil NHT Flow should be stored at temperatures between 4°C and 23°C. The material may be refrigerated but must be allowed to reach room temperature before use to ensure optimal flowability and handling characteristics.