Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite

• Broad indication spectrum
• Optimal handling
• Easy access to even the smallest cavities
• Accurate and economic application
• Versatile Application
• Excellent Handling
• Precision and Cost-Efficiency

Compositions:-

• Eco-Etch contains phosphoric acid (37 % wt in water), thickeners and pigments.

Available Shade:-

• A2, A3

• 1 x 2gm Syringe

Preparation:

• Ensure a clean and well-lit workspace.
• Select the appropriate shade for the restoration.

Isolation:

• Use tools like a rubber dam or OptraDam Plus to isolate the treatment area. This prevents contamination and provides a dry field.

Cavity Preparation:

• Prepare the cavity following the requirements of the adhesive technique.

Cleaning and Drying:

• Clean the cavity with a water spray.
• Air dry the cavity to ensure it's free from moisture.

Optional Pulp Protection:

• Apply a pulp protector (e.g., calcium hydroxide) if needed.
• Follow with a pressure-resistant cement if required.

Matrix and Wedge Placement:

• Position a matrix (e.g., OptraMatrix) for proper tooth contour.
• Add an interdental wedge if necessary.

Etching and Bonding:

• Apply an etchant (e.g., Eco-Etch) to enamel and dentin as indicated.
• Rinse and dry the surfaces, but avoid overdrying the dentin.
• Apply a dental bonding agent (e.g., Te-Econom Bond) to enamel and dentin. Ensure complete coverage.
• Evaporate any remaining solvent and light cure the adhesive as per recommendations.

Composite Placement:

• Apply the flowable composite (e.g., Te-Econom Flow) in thin layers of a maximum of 2mm.
• Light cure each layer individually, following the recommended curing times.

Finishing and Polishing:

• After composite placement, finish the restoration using suitable instruments or fine diamonds.
• Check the occlusion.
• Polish the restoration with silicone polishers for a smooth and aesthetic finish.

Final Assessment:

• Inspect the completed restoration for any adjustments or refinements.

• Country Of Origin: Liechtenstein
• Manufacturer: Ivoclar Vivadent

Question: Is Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite suitable for luting posts?
Answer:No, Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite is not intended for luting posts. It is specifically designed for restorative therapy in mini-cavities and small posterior restorations, including Classes I, II, III, IV, and V. Additionally, it is suitable for preventive resin restorations.

Question: How many flowable composite syringes are provided for the mentioned price ?
Answer: For the Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite, typically, one flowable composite syringe of 2g for the mentioned price. This syringe contains the flowable composite material required for dental restorative procedures.

Question: How much quantity in one tube?
Answer: The Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite comes in tubes containing 2 grams of the product.

Question: Does this require the tooth to be etched first ?
Answer: Yes, Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite requires the tooth to be etched first. It is essential to follow the proper protocol, including etching the tooth surface, and applying a suitable bonding agent before placing the composite restoration. This ensures optimal adhesion and longevity of the restoration.

Question: Can we use this in pediatric restorations?
Answer: Yes, Ivoclar Te-Econom Flow Composite can be used in pediatric restorations. Its versatile flowable consistency makes it suitable for a variety of restorative applications, including those in pediatric dentistry. The material provides easy handling and adaptation, making it a convenient choice for use in smaller and more delicate dental procedures for children.

Question: Can radiopaque flowable composites be used in all age groups?
Answer: Yes, radiopaque flowable composites are suitable for both adults and pediatric patients. They offer a versatile solution for various dental needs.

Question: How long does it take for the radiopaque flowable composite to set or cure?
Answer: Radiopaque flowable composites usually cure rapidly when exposed to a blue light source, with each layer requiring a specific curing time. The total procedure time may vary based on the complexity of the restoration.

Question: How is a radiopaque flowable composite applied?
Answer: The application process typically involves cavity preparation, cleaning, drying, and the layer-wise placement of the flowable composite, with light curing between layers.

Question: What are the typical indications for using a radiopaque flowable composite?
Answer: Radiopaque flowable composites are commonly used for a range of dental restorations, including Class I to V cavity fillings and small Class I and II cavities. They are also suitable for pediatric (deciduous) tooth restorations.

Question: What is a radiopaque flowable composite?
Answer: A radiopaque flowable composite is a dental material used for restoring teeth. It is radiopaque, meaning it's visible in X-ray images, and has a flowable consistency, making it adaptable for various dental applications.