Liquid composite dye Jen-Radiance FCP, Jen Radiance paint GRAY-BLUE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

• For direct and indirect restorations for individualization of restoration works.
• As a masking agent for closing discolored tooth tissues.

ADVANTAGES

• Provides natural individualization of restoration works with high aesthetic requirements.
• Convenient application and practical use.

SHADES OF COMPOSITE DYES

• Jen-Radiance FCP Brown (Brown) – to reproduce the natural color of fissures;
• Jen-Radiance FCP (Ochre) – for color correction of other areas of the teeth (cracks in the teeth of young and elderly people, tobacco stains, etc.);
• Jen-Radiance FCP (White) – for simulating other areas of teeth (areas of hypercalcification, fluorosis, etc.);
• Jen-Radiance FCP (Gray) – for simulating different color characteristics of teeth.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

• It is applied with a thin brush or from a syringe through a thin nozzle to the place of reproduction of the characteristic features of the tooth.
• It is polymerized by a conventional photopolymerizer.

1. It is applied in layers. The thickness of the layer is not more than 0.5 mm. It can be applied when creating a seal, and then covered with thin layers of composite material. Layers of composite material protect the dye from abrasion.
2. Create a characteristic surface texture on the filling material using the appropriate dental instrument. Etch the treated surface with a dental etching gel (for example, Phospho-Jen AS), rinse with water and air dry. Then apply the adhesive, cure it according to the manufacturer's instructions, then apply the composite color - cure it and cover with a thin layer of clear or translucent composite material (eg, Jen-Radiance (Incisal) or Jen LC-Flow (Incisal)).
3. The last layer of composite material protects the dye from abrasion.

Photopolymerization of Jen-Radiance FCP dyes:

• Use a lamp for polymerization with a spectral maximum of radiation in the region of 465 nm. The minimum power of the photopolymerizer should be at least 550 mWatt/cm ² , and the polymerization time should be in the range of 20-30 seconds.