Mani Micro Hybrid Composite Kit

• Ultrafine, Radiopaque Filler for Adhesive Fillings
• Superior Esthetics with Excellent Polish Retention
• High Luster and Homogenous Surface
• Biocompatible and Gentle on Gums
• Resilient Under Heavy Load, Abrasion Resistance
• Antagonist-Friendly for Long-Lasting Restorations
• Exceptionally Plaque-Resistant with a Smooth Surface
• Enhanced Fluorescence

Mani Micro Hybrid Composite kit is a remarkably versatile dental filling material designed for both anterior and posterior tooth restorations. Its universal applicability makes it suitable for a wide array of dental procedures, offering dental professionals flexibility in their clinical practice. What distinguishes this composite is its reliance on light-curing technology, allowing for precise and controlled hardening. This ensures that the material solidifies effectively under the influence of a dental curing light. One of its noteworthy features is its exceptionally high filler content. This composite incorporates a significant proportion of filler particles, which play a pivotal role in enhancing its mechanical properties. By adding strength and wear resistance, the high filler content contributes to the material's durability. As a result, the Mani Micro Hybrid Composite proves to be a dependable choice for dental restorations, offering long-lasting and robust solutions. This composite's versatility extends to various dental procedures, including direct restorations in cavities of different classes (Class I, II, III, IV, and V), indirect restorations such as inlays and veneers, fissure sealing for preventive purposes, stump build-up for foundational support, splinting loose teeth for stabilization, and adjustments to tooth contours and shades for aesthetic enhancements. In summary, the Mani Micro Hybrid Composite combines universal applicability, light-curing convenience, and high filler content to provide dental professionals with a reliable and effective material for achieving successful and enduring dental treatments.

Technical Data

• Vickers hardness: 784 MPa 
• Compressive strength: 502 MPa 
• Flexural strength: 157 MPa 
• Vol. shrinkage: 3.3% 
• Filler content: 75% by weight 
• Radiopacity: 150% Al 
• Indications Class: I-V 
• Cure time: 40sec (Chameleon Shade - 20 sec)
• Cure depth: 2mm 
• Shade options: A1-4, B1-3, C2-4, D3, UNIVERSAL “Chameleon” Shade 
• Storage:
• Store in a dry humidity area at 10-25 degree C away from direct sunlight

• 4 x Micro-Hybrid Composite (1 x 4 gm each of A1, A2,A3,A3.5)
• 1 x Selective Etch Bond (5ml)

• Preparation: Begin by preparing the tooth for restoration following standard dental procedures.
• Isolation: Ensure the tooth is clean and isolated to maintain a dry and debris-free working area.
• Etching (if needed): Apply selective etching to enhance bond strength if indicated for the specific case.
• Adhesive Application: Apply an appropriate dental adhesive or bonding agent to the prepared tooth surface.
• Composite Placement: Carefully place the composite material in the intended location on the tooth.
• Sculpting: Sculpt and shape the composite to achieve the desired anatomical form and contour.
• Curing: Use a dental curing light per the manufacturer's instructions to cure (harden) the composite material.
• Finishing and Polishing: After curing, finish and polish the restoration to attain optimal esthetics and surface smoothness.
• Blend and Occlusion Check: Ensure that the composite restoration blends seamlessly with adjacent teeth and check occlusion for proper bite alignment.
• Post-Operative Instructions: Provide the patient with post-operative care instructions for maintenance and oral hygiene.

• Country Of Origin: Japan
• Manufacturer: Mani

Question : What are the advantages of dental composite restorations?
Answer: Dental composite restorations offer several advantages, including excellent esthetics, conservative tooth preparation, and the ability to bond to the tooth structure. They are also suitable for repairing both anterior and posterior teeth.

Question : Is dental composite material safe for use in dental restorations?
Answer: Yes, dental composite material is considered safe for use in dental restorations. It is biocompatible and has been widely used in dentistry for many years.

Question : How is dental composite material cured or hardened?
Answer: Dental composite material is typically cured or hardened using a dental curing light. This light emits a specific wavelength of light (usually blue light) that activates the curing process and allows for precise control over the hardening.

Question : What is Mani Micro Hybrid Composite?Answer: Mani Micro Hybrid Composite is a dental restorative material with ultrafine fillers, offering esthetic and durable solutions for various dental procedures.