Venus Diamond Flow
Venus Diamond Flow is the new flowable composite based on nano-technology. It fits perfectly to the chemistry and colour shade system of Venus Diamond and creates high aesthetic results. This material can adapt uniquely to the colour of the surrounding tooth structure and features an outstandingly natural look. The new design of the Venus Diamond Flow syringe ensures that the material can be applied easily and reliably. Highly aesthetic results are attained in only a few steps. The flowable composite retains its shape and position following application. It flows only when pressure is applied with an instrument due to its thixotropic characteristics.
Indications
- Enlarged fissure sealing
- Cavity lining - as the first layer for class I and II
- Class V fillings
- Minimally invasive class I and II fillings in areas not subjected to masticatory forces
- Minimally invasive class III fillings
- Small repairs of direct and indirect restorations combined with a suitable bonding agent
- Splinting of mobile teeth
Benefits
- Convenient Flow-behavior (Thixotropic)
- Very high radiopacity
- Low shrinkage stress and high flexural strength
- Very good polishability
- Fits perfectly to Venus Diamond
Venus Diamond Flow
31 Jan 2014 | Spectrum
Composites coming from the Heraeus Kulzer laboratories are not only constantly submitted to scientific studies, they also regularly lead the rating lists. One case in point, a 5-year clinical evaluation of class III and class IV restorations with Venus Diamond exhibited an excellent clinical outcome and confirmed particularly good handling and poli...
31 Oct 2013 | Clinical Excellence
In this second article in the series, we continue to explore other variations in the application of matrices. In the first case, a 38-year-old female patient was referred from the orthodontic department with a request to close gaps by widening the lateral incisors (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
After slightly roughening the adhesive surfaces to improve ...
30 May 2011 | Clinical Techniques
The first flowable composites were put on the market during the mid-1990s. Initially, they had a very limited range of shades and indications due to the lack of long-term experience at that time. Flowables were thus regarded more as a derivative of the “genuine” composite rather than as an individual product group. It can be stated with certain...
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