Composites

It is a tooth-colored material which is used to fill in cavities. Composite dental filling provides an aesthetic appearance and is the most commonly used filling nowadays.

Flowable composite of one of the types of composite that consists of a lower filler load and is used for filling small restorations, pit & fissure sealants, etc.

As the name suggests a material that hardens when it comes in contact with light, mainly a curing light that is known as a light-cured composite.

Nano means small so it's a composite that contains nanoparticles that improve the material strength and resistance along with aesthetics.

Ceramic fillings, also known as porcelain fillings, are made from ceramic materials that mimic the natural appearance of teeth. They are durable and stain-resistant.

Bulk-filled composites are placed in bulk (Larger Increments) thereby reducing the time needed for restorative procedures.

A nanofilled composite contains nanometer-sized filler particles, which enhance the material's strength, polishability, and aesthetic properties. It is ideal for both anterior and posterior restorations.

Pit and fissure sealants help in providing a barrier to occlusal pits and fissures, thereby protecting them from caries.

The best composite kit includes a variety of shades, bonding agents, and finishing tools to achieve optimal results in dental restorations. The selection of a kit depends on the specific needs of the dental practice.

A hybrid composite resin contains a combination of macrofill and microfill particles, providing a balance between strength and polishability.