Dr. John Molinari
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Surefil SDR flow is a posterior bulk fill flowable base for Class I and II restorations. SureFil SDR flow has handling characteristics typical of a flowable composite but can be placed in 4 mm increments with minimal polymerization stress. It is a one-component, fluoride-containing, visible light-cured, radiopaque resin composite restorative material. SureFil SDR flow material has a self-leveling feature that allows intimate adaption to the prepared cavity walls with minimum manipulation. SureFil SDR flow is available in Predosed Compula Tips for direct intra-oral application and is supplied in a single universal shade. It is designed to be overlayed with a methacylate-based universal/posterior composite for replacing missing occlusal/facial enamel. The introductory kit evaluated contained 25 Compula Tips, and a Compules Tip Gun. Twenty-two consultants placed 570 restorations utilizing Surefil SDR flow with a variety of different composites for the surface layer. Surefil SDR flow received a 97% clinical rating.
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The flow of Surefil SDR flow in the prepared tooth provides excellent adaptation to cavity walls and margins. By eliminating the need for packing or manipulation of this base layer, a definite time savings is realized. This is especially true for large or deep restorations where the clinician can take full advantage of the 4 mm depth of cure. The viscosity of the material contributed to high ratings for ease of dispensing, ease of placement, and adaptation to cavity walls. Consultants appreciated the high radiopacity of finished restorations. Seventy-three percent of consultants reported that Surefil SDR flow was better than their current flowable composite, and 73% would switch to it and 68% would recommend it.
When dispensing, allow a few seconds for material to self level. Manipulation is optional as material will self level on its own.
Use a light with output of at least 550 mW/cm2 exposure for at least 20 seconds.