Name: Cosmedent® Renamel® Microhybrid Composite Refills
SKU: 303738

Renamel® Universal Microhybrid gives you strength, colour, and esthetics - everything you need for a successful composite restoration. Renamel Microhybrid adapts beautifully to underlying tooth structure, flows exactly where you want it to flow, and has an ideal opacity to minimize shine-through. Because it has great flow and a thicker oxygen inhibited layer, Renamel Microhybrid is easy to manipulate and place in thin layers. Other features and benefits include:

Stronger than most hybrids and less likely to chip in high-stress areas
Best composite for blocking unwanted under-colour
Adapts perfectly to underlying tooth structure
Doesn't stick or slump
Extremely sculptable
Excellent wetting properties

Indications for Use

Renamel Microhybrid is recommended for anterior restorations (Class III and IV); deep Class V restorations (cervical caries, root erosion, wedge shaped defects); posterior restorations (Class I and II); veneering of discoloured teeth; closing of diastemas; repair of composite and ceramic veneers.

Clinical Technique

Rampant Caries (Before)

Final Restoration (After)

Video

Dr. Rhodri Thomas shares a compelling video of a simple Class IV anterior composite restoration.

Dr. Richard Field demonstrates simple orthodontics and the greatest composite materials available to get the job done right. Dr. Field used Renamel Microhybrid composite, , and to do 4 class IV restorations. To get the best polish, he used Cosmedent's famous and

Rhodri Thomas, BDS presents a peg lateral case where he uses a matrix band to create a good contact point. Dr. Thomas shows how to build dentin layers with Renamel Microhybrid and then demonstrates two different ways of creating halos with tints on one tooth, and a halo with opaquers on another. He finishes the case with Renamel Microfill and polishing with FlexiDisc Mini Polishers.

Testimonials

"I've been using Renamel Microhybrid since 1994 in cases large and small. Its ability to adapt to the underlying tooth or composite layer is the BEST I've experienced. The chance of trapping air bubbles or having an open margin is reduced because of its viscosity. The degree of opacity seems ideal for most single material restorations too, which minimizes tooth show-thru in large restorations. I've probably used it in more cases than any other material, and I still use it regularly."

Dr. Corky Willhite