Liquid composite dye Jen-Radiance FCP, Jen Radiance A3.5 3g

Composite paints Jen-Radiance FCP (J n D) are used to improve the aesthetics and naturalness of restorations in dentistry. The syringe contains 3 ml of dye. Dental paints are liquid, conveniently applied with special brushes or files.

Composite paint application:

• Jen Radiance FCP (Brown) is used to reproduce the naturalness of fissures
• Gen-Radiance FCP (Ochre) or Gen-Radiance FCP (Brown) are suitable for simulating tooth cracks
• when simulating areas of hypoplasia, fluorosis, or hypercalcification , Jen-Radiens FCP (White) is used
• Jen Radiance FCP (Gray) can be used to simulate various color features

Instructions for applying composite paints:

Brown dye is used to paint the fissures , adding ocher or other colors after its polymerization, they try to copy the fissures on the neighboring teeth. The combination of light and dark shades gives naturalness.

For the natural formation of pigmented cracks, it is necessary to recreate them on the restoration. An enamel layer is applied to the opaque shade and its segmentation is carried out in the desired area at a right angle to the opaque layer. The enamel layer is polymerized and then a composite dye of the desired shade (from dark brown to ocher) is applied. Next, the next layer of enamel shade is applied and the dye is pressed, polymerizing it. Next, the finishing treatment of the restoration is carried out.

When reproducing white enamel spots:

1) Prepare the tooth according to the adhesive technique

2) Apply and light the adhesive system

3) First, the opaque shade of the composite is applied, forming the macrostructure of the tooth

4) After hardening of enamel shades, tooth paints are applied with special brushes or an endodontic file, probe, etc. Dyes are collected without excess and applied with light touches of the tool on the illuminated composite.

5) It is imperative that composite dyes are covered with a transparent composite to prevent washout of restoration paint when brushing teeth, etc.

6) Processing of the restoration follows the usual.