AXIMACK AXO Compo A2 Shade | Light Cured Universal Nano Hybrid Composite, Visible Light Cured, Radiopaque Highly Filled, Restorative Material

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GENERAL INFORMATION
The AXO | COMPO system of composites consists of light-cured resin-based dental restorative materials that provide exceptional aesthetics for all classes of direct restorations. This system is designed to accommodate the “single-composite restoration” technique and the “multi-shade layering” technique.
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INDICATIONS FOR USE
Principle uses of AXO | COMPO :
• Enamel layer for Class I, II, III, IV, V, VI restorations
• Diastema closures • Direct veneers
• Composite and porcelain repairs
• Splinting periodontally involved teeth
• Class I, II, III, IV, V, VI restorations
• Direct aesthetic veneers for masking stains and anomalies • Core build-ups to replace missing tooth structure
• Composite and porcelain repairs
• Lingual increment of anterior restorations
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Select the desired type and shade of AXO | COMPO Composite prior to isolating and preparing the tooth
2. Clean the preparation with a slurry of pumice and water. Rinse and dry the preparation.
3. Isolate and prepare the tooth. If pulp is exposed; achieve hemostasis, apply 1 mm layer of resin modified calcium silicate filled liner directly on and around the exposed pulp, then light cure for 20 seconds. If prep is near the pulp, apply a 1mm layer of resin modified calcium silicate filled liner as a liner and light cure for 20 seconds.
4. Place matrix, and apply an AXO | BOND adhesive according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
5. Dispense desired amount of AXO | COMPO composite onto a light-protected mixing pad by turning the syringe handle clockwise.
6. Using the selected shades, place 1-2 mm increments of composite into the cavity preparation. Light cure each increment with a curing light unit. Keep the light tip as close to the composite as possible without contact. Continue to build incremental- ly until the cavity preparation is filled to the cavosurface margin and the restoration takes on the desired shape. Each surface of the final increment should be light-cured for the proper amount of time.
7. Check the occlusion and finish. To minimize or eliminate polishing.
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MAIN COMPOSITION (%W/W):
Blend of radiopaque glass fillers 60 – 80 Bis-GMA 10 – 20
Comonomer diluents 5 - 15 Photoinitiator < 1 Stabilizer < 1 Colorant < 1 #. Physical /Mechanical Properties: (Typical Values) Compressive Strength, MPa 225 Diametral Strength, MPa 47 Flexural Strength, MPa 95 Water Absorption, μg / mm3 20 Water Solubility,μg / mm3 01 Depth of cure, mm/2 2.5