- BL1 bleach shade delivers high-value characterization
- Supports whitened teeth and posterior ridge effects
- 4 g syringe provides controlled layered dispensing
- 200 nm spherical fillers support polish and gloss
- 82 wt% and 71 vol% filler support wear resistance
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Tokuyama Estelite Omega Syringe, BL1, 4 g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require a high-value bleach shade, controlled layering, and precise esthetic characterization. BL1 belongs to the bleach group within the Estelite Omega polychromatic system and is designed for very light restorative effects rather than conventional enamel or dentin replacement.
In an anterior veneer or Class IV restoration on whitened dentition, BL1 can be incorporated where a brighter internal highlight or white characterization is needed before the final enamel contour is completed. It can also support diastema closure and selected posterior restorations when the treatment plan calls for a high-value bleach effect or ridge characterization.Each pack contains 1 syringe with 4 g of BL1 Estelite Omega light-cured composite. Dental offices ordering bleach-shade composite from their supplier can buy this BL1 configuration for restorations requiring a high-value optical role, separating it from the EA enamel, DA dentin, and Trans or Milky White effect shades in the same system.
The formulation uses uniformly spherical silica-zirconia and composite fillers with an average particle size of approximately 200 nm, with filler loading of 82% by weight and 71% by volume. This supra-nano filler architecture supports smooth finishing, high gloss retention, radiopacity, wear resistance, and controlled light interaction across layered restorations. The syringe format allows measured dispensing for deliberate placement, while the sculptable consistency helps maintain localized highlights, facial characterization, marginal form, and posterior ridge anatomy before polymerization.Estelite Omega incorporates Tokuyama’s Radical Amplified Photopolymerization Technology, or RAP Technology, to provide extended manipulation time under ambient operatory light while supporting efficient curing.
Under specified conditions, the material provides up to 90 seconds of working time, allowing careful placement and refinement before light activation. Depending on curing-light intensity and increment thickness, polymerization can be completed in approximately 5 to 10 seconds under qualifying conditions. Tokuyama positions BL1 and BL2 as the lightest, highest-value shades in Estelite Omega, with use in whitened-tooth restorations and white ridge effects in posterior restorations.
This BL1, 4 g syringe variant is distinguished by its bleach-specific value, reusable delivery format, and role in adding bright characterization within a polychromatic layering workflow.
