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Jen-Radiance WA

Composite Wetting Agent

Jen-Radiance WA is a 30% filled, radiopaque light cured composite wetting agent.

Jen-Radiance WA is a universal composite wetting agent and it can be used with any microhybride-type composite restorative materials.

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INDICATIONS

Jen-Radiance WA may be used during the placement of composite if the composite has become dry during incremental layering, or if the oxygen inhibition layer has been removed or disturbed.
Composite Wetting Resin helps to improve the glide of the instrument during sculpting and contouring.
NEW! The material has two viscosity grades, medium (standard) and low viscosity – LV.

PROCEDURE

Remove lock caps and attach the tip to syringe.
Apply a thin layer to cured composite increment as needed. Air dry with half pressure for thin layer as need.
Then apply a new layer of the composite restorative material.

If using Composite Wetting Resin for instrument glide, apply a small quantity to instrument or surface of soft composite.

PACKING

Jen-Radiance WA in syringes of 2 ml – medium (standard) viscosity.
NEW! Jen-Radiance WA (LV) in bottles of 6 ml – low viscosity.

Clinical use

RESTORATION WITH JEN-LC FLOW MATERIAL

Dr. Yekaterina Okhotskaya

Practicing dentist, private practice, Kiev, Ukraine.

A 21-year-old man came to the clinic with complaints of pain in the TMJ and a desire to improve the shape of his front teeth. Professional teeth cleaning and home whitening were performed, after which the bite was raised (restoration of worn chewing surfaces) on the lower and upper jaws of chewing teeth.


1. Initial situation, general view of the upper and lower jaw.	2. Initial situation, right side view.	3. Initial situation, oral view.

4. Determination of the color of the future restoration. The original color is closest to B1.	5. Etch with phosphoric acid Phospho-Jen AS, enamel for 30 seconds and dentine for 15 seconds.	6. Applying and rubbing Jen-Unibond One-Part Adhesive into tooth surfaces.

7. Application of the flowable Jen-LC Flow B2 composite on the vestibular surface and in the area of transition of tooth tissues to the matrix.	8. Applying the flowable Jen-LC Flow composite to the incisal edge in the abrasion area along the incisal edge.	9. View from the oral side after polymerization along the cutting edge.

10. Modeling of anatomical structures in Jen-Radiance (B0.5-O) opaque shade with permanent condensation with Jen-Radiance WA modeling resin for better adhesion of the layers.	11. Modeling the second enamel layer with a shade (B0.5-E) of the Jen-Radiance composite.	12. By analogy, we carry out the restoration of the 21st tooth.

13. We use the same technique to recreate teeth 12 and 22.	14. View of the restoration from the oral side after grinding and polishing.	15. General view of the finished restoration after final grinding and polishing. Teeth have a natural, natural appearance with a pronounced effect of "young" enamel.