Activa™ Presto™ Universal Stackable Composite Kit, Light Cure, A1 Shade Pulpdent VPF1A1

Features & Benefits:

• Activa Presto is a universal, stackable, light cure composite that is strong, durable, wear and fracture resistant, releases and recharges calcium, phosphate and fluoride, and is indicated for all classes of cavities.
• The first light cure composite designed to mimic the properties of natural teeth.
• Versatile - Universal composite for all classes of cavities
• A4 and A6 shades for cervical restorations, especially useful in older patients
• Highly radiopaque (250%)
• Easy to place, easy to use 1.2mL syringesThe Magic is in the Resin:
• Highly esthetic, light cure, dentin and enamel replacement material
• Patented rubberized-resin absorbs stress and resists wear, fracture, and chipping, even in thin areas on bevel margins
• Hydrophilic resin facilitates diffusion of bioavailable calcium, phosphate and fluoride ions
• Penetrates and integrates with tooth structure for margin-free adaptation to teeth
• Contains No Bis-GMA, No Bisphenol A, No BPA derivatives.
• Available in Light cure, A1 shade.
• Instructions For Use:
  • Isolate and prepare tooth to receive a restoration. Bevel and round off enamel margins. In Class V lesions, bevel or undercut enamel.
  • Place appropriate pulp protection, if indicated.
  • Etch and apply a bonding agent following the manufacturer's instructions for use.
  • ACTIVA PRESTO is a dentin and enamel replacement material. Place a 19-gauge applicator tip on the syringe and apply in 2mm increments, light curing for 20 seconds between each layer.
  • Finish and polish as usual.
• Warning:
  • Not indicated for direct placement on the exposed pulp.
• Store tightly sealed in original container at cool room temperature. Avoid direct light, extremes of temperature, contamination and sources of ignition.
• Shelf life of unopened product: 2 years from date of manufacture.
• Re-cap immediately after use.

Application:

• Recommended as a filling material for pits, root surface cavities, and Class I, II, III, IV and V restorations where there is no pulpal involvement.