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Check out the Estelite Bulk Fill Flow Evaluation by Dental Product Shopper

"An easy-to-place bulk fill that does not require a capping layer and results in highly esthetic, strong restorations."

A recent evaluation by Dental Product Shopper examined Estelite Bulk Fill Flow through a panel of doctors. The final result was an excellent rating of 4.3 out of 5, making Estelite Bulk Fill Flow a Dental Product Shopper Best Product. 

Check out some of the notable features that the evaluators mentioned:

  • No capping layer needed with a cure depth of 4mm for quick and reliable restorations
  • Excellent cavity adaptation
  • Great marginal seal
  • Minimal shrinkage stress
  • High wear and abrasion resistance
  • Only comes in 5 shades with unique chameleon effect

Dental Product Shopper Estelite Bulk Fill Flow Evaluation

Estelite Bulk Fill Flow is a high-quality bulk fill material that enables doctors to complete large restorations in a shorter and more efficient amount of time. Tokuyama Dental perfected this material through its spherical fillers, which maintain the strength of the composite without compromising the material in terms of shrinkage stress. Estelite Bulk Fill Flow is an excellent composite material to try if you have been considering using a bulk fill material for your restorations.

shrinkage stress

 

Excellent Wear Resistance

wear resistance

Read the full evaluation on Dental Product Shopper's site by clicking here

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