Shade Tint Refill - Grey SDI 7982424

Features & Benefits:

• Shade modification SDI's Tints and Masking Agents simulate a life like, natural tooth.
• The natural tooth color is derived from the color saturated dentin in conjunction with light penetrating the translucent enamel and undergoing reflection, transmission and absorption.
• The SDI Shade Modification system simply and quickly achieves optimum esthetics with paint on, single component, light cured liquid Tints and Masking Agents.
• Shade Tint 1g Refill is available in Grey color.
• Low Viscosity: The ideal low viscosity allows for quick, easy and direct paint on application. The low viscosity resin eliminates the appearance of brush strokes and micron thin layers permit fine veneers.
• Direct Application: The SDI Shade Modification system's syringe and bent tip delivery system facilitates controlled direct extrusion for faster procedures.
• Masking Agents: SDI Masking Agents hide enamel anomalies and discolorations to achieve natural looking restorations.
• Multiple Uses: Nine Tints and four Masking Agents ensure life like restorations are possible for even the most difficult restorative situations.
• Tints: The chart is a resource guide for color choice. Mix shades using the layer technique to create customized color options.
• Blue or Blue + Grey:
  • Incisal translucency.
  • Reduce brightness.
  • Cover fluorosis.
  • Hide hypocalcification.
• Blue:
  • Cover tetracycline stains.
  • Simulate incisal translucency.
• Yellow:
  • Cervical darkening.
  • Decrease brightness or increase intensity.
  • Cover bases.
• Brown + Yellow:
  • Dark cervical areas.
  • Gingival highlights.
• Brown:
  • Cracks.
  • Tobacco stains.
  • Dark grooves.
  • Check line.
  • Decrease brightness or increase color intensity.
• Grey:
  • Reduce intensity of other shades.
  • Incisal translucency.
  • Tobacco stains.
• Red:
  • Create gingival.
  • High smile line.
  • Neutralize green.
  • To eliminate bluish / grey of teeth stained by tetracycline.
• Blue + Red:
  • Cover tetracycline stains.
• Orange:
  • Cervical darkening.
  • Create cracks and dark stains.
  • Decrease brightness or increase color intensity.
• White:
  • Create opacity and masking.
  • Mask dark background.
• Clear:
  • Reduce intensity of tints.
  • Reduce opacity of masking agent.
• Green:
  • To match porcelain with greenish cast.
• Tooth Shades:
  • The selection of the appropriate Masking Agent, Tint and restorative material is controlled by the multichromatic nature of the tooth which consists of four color zones:
    1. Cervical zone - Red, Yellow, Orange or Brown.
    2. Body zone - Grey, Yellow, Universal.
    3. Interproximal zone - Differing between patients.
    4. Incisal zone - Grey, Blue.
  • Darker colors in gingival areas become lighter towards the incisal edge.

Application:

• Indications:
  • Enamel.
  • Dentin.
  • Composite.
  • Compomer.
  • Porcelain.
  • Etched glass ionomer.
  • Metal.
  • Carbon posts.