Telio Inlay / Onlay
Ivoclar
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Designed for temporaries Temporary restoration of Class I and Class II cavities Telio Inlay and Telio Onlay are light-cured restorative materials that are designed for the interim restoration of Class I and Class II cavities, without using an additional temporary cement.
Your benefits at a glance
- Efficient process: Elimination of the need for a temporary cement or adhesive
- Easy removal: Removable in one piece due to optimum, indication-oriented elasticity
- Minimal formation of marginal gaps: Low volume shrinkage of the material
- Flexible use: Fast and easy application using Cavifils or syringes
Telio Inlay
The soft-elastic consistency of Telio Inlay makes this material particularly suitable for
- the temporization of deep inlay preparations with parallel walls
- the sealing of screw channels
Telio Onlay
Due to its low elasticity, Telio Onlay is stronger and more resistant to external pressure and is therefore suitable for
- the temporization of large and less retentive preparations such as onlays
- the sealing of screw channels You can choose between two variants of the materials: "Universal" and "Transparent". Both products are available in a universal and a transparent version. While the "Universal" variant is suitable for daily work routines, the "Transparent" variant offers an excellent solution for temporizing very deep cavities due to its high depth of cure of 4 mm.
Product Information
| Manufacturer | Ivoclar |
|---|---|
| Colors | Universal, Transparent |
| Variants | Universal and Transparent |
| Application | Klasse I und Klasse II Kavitäten |
| Indication | Class I and Class II cavities |
| Material type | Lichthärtende temporäre Füllungsmaterialien |
| Curing Depth | 4 mm |
| Key features | Low shrinkage, optimal elasticity, easy removability in one piece |
| Cavity classes | Class I and Class II |
| Application Method | Cavifils or syringes |
| Application methods | Cavifils or syringes |
Documents
- Instructions for use (eIFU) Instructions for use