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The new era of composites from BISCO Bisco’s HD Filler Technology The new High Depth HD Filler Technology allows REVEAL HD Bulk to perform like no other composite in its class. REVEAL HD Bulk contains a proprietary filler technology that allows an optimized refractive index, which creates both superior light penetration and subsequent polymerization of the composite. You can confidently and predictably cure in 5-6 mm increments*, utilizing the desired bulk-filling technique to save time while still ensuring a high-quality restoration. Proprietary resin-filler system for optimized performance...

Light Transmission REVEAL HD Bulk Radiograph Cures at 5-6 mm* Bisco has perfected a filler-resin system refractive index for superior light transmission, which means that light can be effectively refracted and distributed through the material, allowing for an optimized depth of cure. The category-leading depth of cure allows for a strong restoration from the top-down so you can place the composite in a single-layer without the need for additional layers or placing a base/liner. Exceptional Radiopacity Cure With Confidence Bisco’s HD Filler Technology allows for exceptional Bulk fill composites...

Finished and Polished Restoration Handling, Polishability, and Strength Bisco’s HD Filler Technology allows for exceptional filler loading, resulting in superior handling and polishability along with the strength and the depth of cure necessary to create durable posterior restorations. This unique filler-resin system combines esthetic appeal with the ease-of-use and the strength you need to create a restoration that is quick, easy, and the highest quality. Compressive Strength (MPa) * A1 Shades 400 350 Kerr Sonic Fill 2 Dentsply SureFil SDR (flowable) VOCO X-tra Fill 3M Filtek Bulk Fill Ivoclar...

No More Layers. No More Waste. DID YOU KNOW? Polymerization is critical to successful bulk fill restorations, which is achieved by absorbing light via light transmission. For long-term durability and strength, it is vital that the material’s monomers convert to polymers (degree of conversion) during the polymerization process, which directly impacts the physical and mechanical properties of the composite. Through light transmission, with a high degree of conversion, a substantial depth of cure and superior physical properties will occur. Abed, Y. A., Sabry, H. A., & Alrobeigy, N. A. (2015). Degree...

“Now, not only can you fill the void, but you can sculpt and shape the material all in one filling material.” - Dr Mark Malterud, DDS St. Paul, MN