Composite fillings are now the preferred alternative to alloy-based materials. 
Composite materials continue to improve steadily, and bonding techniques even more so; this means we can offer our patients dependable, good-looking restorations which last a considerable time – provided certain conditions are met: the right choice of composite, a layering technique which allows guided shrinkage on curing (polymerization), minimum curing stress, proper rebuilding of the contact point and the correct occlusal anatomy.

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Choosing the right ITENA composite is crucial for dental restorations. The Reflectys Customized Shade Guide offers tailored enamel-dentine combinations, providing more accurate and predictable color matching than traditional ceramic-focused guides.

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Cup
Ideal for cusp slopes of posterior teeth, proximal line angle areas and on lingual and palatal surfaces of anterior restorations.
Brush
Specially designed to achieve high-quality results even on the occlusal surface. The twisted polishing bristles reach even deep fissures...

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