Restorative Procedure - Kerr Hawe
Restorative Procedure - Kerr Hawe Restorative Procedure - Kerr Hawe
All you need is Kerr Composites Restorative Procedure Herculite ® XRV Ultra The legacy of Herculite For 25 years Herculite XRV has been the industry standard for composite restoratives. Herculite XRV Ultra is a nanohybrid version of Herculite XRV (microhybrid), that incorporates more biomimetic, “tooth-like” features into a restoration. Based on the latest nanofiller technology, in addition to offering improved handling, polishability and wear resistance, Herculite XRV Ultra delivers an improved lifelike appearance to final restorations by replicating the opalescence and fluorescence of the natural tooth. Herculite restoration after 13 years Case courtesy of A. A. Boghosian, J. L. Drummond and E.P. Lautenschlager – Study conducted by Northwestern University The Advantages of Nanotechnology Herculite Ultra’s advanced nanotechnology delivers additional benefits that can’t be found in traditional microhybrid composites. As a nanohybrid composite, Herculite XRV Ultra combines conventional hybrid fillers with smaller filler particles in size of about 50 nm. These smaller particles enable Herculite XRV Ultra to deliver improved polish and clinical gloss, better aesthetics and superior mechanical strength. Compared to Other Composites Plucking, or natural wear over time, tends to occur faster in restorations with larger particles, decreasing the overall life and esthetics of the restoration. When polymerized, the large prepolymerized particles virtually disappear and the surface is easily polishable. The polished surface consists only of nanohybrid particles below the wavelength of visible light. Nanohybrid composite 21
Improved Handling Handling Comparison Map Creamy TPH3 Z100 Venus Gradia Direct Filtek Supreme Plus Map was created with input from various clinicians and Kerr R&D. Grandio Point 4 Sticky Non-Sticky Herculite Ultra Esthet X Herculite XRV Premise Here’s what clinicians are saying about Herculite Ultra Filtek Z250 90% of focus group attendees said they would purchase Herculite Ultra over their current composite. “Adapts really well, not sticky at all, really sculptable”. “Superb for a nanohybrid. Best composite ever”. Best 5 4 3 4,85 4,54 4,69 4,77 4,77 4,69 Stiff 4,92 Clinical Research Gloss Retention Over time, resin in a composite restoration wears off, exposing glass fillers and creating a rough surface. If the filler size is smaller than the average wavelength of light (as in the case of Herculite Ultra, Premise, and Point 4), light will be diffused uniformly and the surface will appear glossy, resulting in superior gloss retention over time despite resin wear. Toothbrush test, University of Leeds 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Before 73 Herculite ® Ultra Kerr 69.1 Venus ® Heraeus Kulzer 65.2 Tetric EvoCeram ® Ivoclar 62.3 Miris Coltene Whaledent 51.1 Filtek Z250 3M Gloss meter readings were taken using a gloss meter at 600 minutes after the initial reading. Herculite Ultra Venus Tetric Evoceram 2 1 After Worst 0 Handling Stickiness/ Thickness Adaptability Compression Adherence Resistance Tackiness w/ Instrument to Instrument to Slumping Photographs courtesy of University of Leeds 22 Your practice is our inspiration.
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Improved Handling<br />
Handling Comparison Map<br />
Creamy<br />
TPH3<br />
Z100<br />
Venus<br />
Gradia Direct<br />
Filtek Supreme Plus<br />
Map was created with input from<br />
various clinicians and <strong>Kerr</strong> R&D.<br />
Grandio<br />
Point 4<br />
Sticky<br />
Non-Sticky<br />
Herculite Ultra<br />
Esthet X<br />
Herculite XRV <br />
Premise <br />
Here’s what clinicians are saying about<br />
Herculite Ultra<br />
Filtek Z250<br />
90% of focus group attendees said they would purchase Herculite<br />
Ultra over their current composite.<br />
“Adapts really well, not sticky at all, really sculptable”.<br />
“Superb for a nanohybrid. Best composite ever”.<br />
Best<br />
5<br />
4<br />
3<br />
4,85<br />
4,54 4,69 4,77 4,77 4,69<br />
Stiff<br />
4,92<br />
Clinical Research<br />
Gloss Retention<br />
Over time, resin in a composite restoration wears off,<br />
exposing glass fillers and creating a rough surface.<br />
If the filler size is smaller than the average wavelength of light<br />
(as in the case of Herculite Ultra, Premise, and Point 4),<br />
light will be diffused uniformly and the surface will appear<br />
glossy, resulting in superior gloss retention over time despite<br />
resin wear.<br />
Toothbrush test, University of Leeds<br />
90<br />
80<br />
70<br />
60<br />
50<br />
40<br />
30<br />
20<br />
10<br />
0<br />
Before<br />
73<br />
Herculite ® Ultra<br />
<strong>Kerr</strong><br />
69.1<br />
Venus ®<br />
Heraeus Kulzer<br />
65.2<br />
Tetric EvoCeram ®<br />
Ivoclar<br />
62.3<br />
Miris <br />
Coltene Whaledent<br />
51.1<br />
Filtek Z250<br />
3M<br />
Gloss meter readings were taken using a gloss meter at 600 minutes<br />
after the initial reading.<br />
Herculite<br />
Ultra<br />
Venus<br />
Tetric<br />
Evoceram<br />
2<br />
1<br />
After<br />
Worst<br />
0<br />
Handling Stickiness/ Thickness Adaptability Compression Adherence Resistance<br />
Tackiness w/ Instrument to Instrument to Slumping<br />
Photographs courtesy of University of Leeds<br />
22<br />
Your practice is our inspiration.
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