GC G-Aenial Universal Flo Syringe Refills | Flowable Composite

Name: GC G-Aenial Universal Flo Syringe Refills | Flowable Composite
SKU: AMGC026
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Brand: GC

Description

GC G-ænial Universal Flo is a flowable, light-cured composite designed for reliable placement, aesthetics, and strength across a variety of restorative procedures. It combines a smooth, injectable viscosity for easy handling—even in deeper cavities—with mechanical properties comparable to conventional composites.

Formulated with a carefully controlled filler system, G-ænial Universal Flo balances flowability with thixotropic behavior—allowing it to remain stable during application while adapting well to cavity walls. Its polishability and gloss retention provide durable, esthetic results, making it suitable for both anterior and posterior restorations.

This composite is available in a wide shade range (15 shades, 3 translucencies) to support precise shade matching and natural-looking results. Its syringe design supports clean and efficient dispensing with minimal material waste.

Brand	GC
Benefits	Superior handling properties No voids present during placement Thixotropic Highly esthetic with exceptional gloss Sustained luster Excellent durability Long lasting restorations
Features	#. Injectable composite suitable for all cavity classes #. Strong mechanical performance with high wear resistance #. High gloss finish with long-term polish retention #. Thixotropic consistency: flows easily but stays in place #. Can also be used as a light-cured composite luting cement #. Broad shade selection for aesthetic versatility #. Ergonomic syringe with minimal residual waste and clean application
Indications	Direct restorations of Class I, II, III, IV and V cavities Sealing pits and fissures Sealing hypersensitive areas Repair of aesthetic restorations Repair of defect margins of temporary prostheses Blocking out undercuts Liner or base
KEY Specifications	Storage: Store in a dark, cool place away from high temperatures or direct sunlight Recommended temperature of storage - 4 - 25°C Shelf life – 3 years from date of manufacture
Directions To USE	Placement: Attach the dispensing tip to the syringe Remove any possible air from the dispensing syringe by pushing the plunger forward with the tip pointing upwards until the material reaches the tip opening Place the dispensing tip close to the cavity and dispense the material. The material can also be dispensed onto a mixing pad and transferred to the cavity using instruments Light Curing: The tip of the light cure unit must be placed close to the surface of the restoration. Material should be placed in layers and cured. Insufficient curing or discolouration may be expected when using low light intensity IRRADIATION TIME REFERENCE CHART Light Cure Unit Time (seconds) Intensity (mW/cm2) Plasma arc 9 2000 GC G-Light 10 1200 Halogen/LED 20 700 DEPTH OF CURE REFERENCE CHART Shade Depth of Cure A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, JE, AE 2.0 mm A3.5, A4, B3, C3, BW, CV, AO1, AO2, AO3 1.5 mm Clinical tips: If the syringe is plugged remove the dispensing tip and extrude a small amount of material Minimize exposure of the material to ambient light as it can shorten manipulation time Dispose the dispensing tip after use and close the syringe tightly with a cap Using surface tension of the material, the clinician can ensure a uniform restoration surface during build-up. This can be done by releasing the pressure on the plunger when the required amount has been injected, keeping the syringe in a direction perpendicular to that of the surface.