- A1 shade supports natural tooth-color integration
- 3.8 g syringe enables controlled composite dispensing
- 100% spherical 200 nm supra-nano filler system
- RAP technology: 90 sec work time, 10 sec cure
- 82 wt% / 71 vol% filler supports wear and polish
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Tokuyama Estelite Sigma Quick Syringe, A1, 3.8 g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations that require dependable shade integration, sculptable handling, and a polished final surface. The A1 shade is suited to lighter natural tooth values and can be selected for restorations where controlled blending with surrounding enamel and dentin is important.
In a chairside case involving a Class III or Class IV restoration, the composite can be placed incrementally, shaped to reproduce contour, and finished to support a smooth transition at the restoration margins. It is also appropriate for composite veneers, diastema closure, and repair of composite or porcelain surfaces when a universal restorative material with stable handling is preferred.Each pack contains 1 syringe with 3.8 g of A1 Estelite Sigma Quick composite. Dental offices ordering universal composite from their supplier can buy this A1 shade configuration for restorative procedures requiring a lighter natural tooth value within the broader Estelite Sigma Quick shade system.
The material is a light-cured, supra-nano filled universal resin composite formulated with 100% spherical fillers averaging 200 nm in size. Its filler content is 82% by weight and 71% by volume, using silica-zirconia and composite filler technology to balance strength, surface smoothness, wear resistance, and polishability. The syringe format allows the material to be dispensed in controlled portions during incremental placement.
A creamy, non-sticky consistency and resistance to slumping help maintain anatomy during contouring, while the A1 shade provides a defined restorative option within the broader Estelite Sigma Quick shade system.Estelite Sigma Quick uses Tokuyama’s Radical Amplified Photopolymerization, or RAP Technology, to combine extended manipulation time with efficient light curing. Under specified ambient-light conditions, the composite provides up to 90 seconds of working time, while appropriate curing conditions can achieve polymerization in approximately 10 seconds for qualifying increments. Its uniformly spherical filler geometry promotes consistent light diffusion and refraction, supporting optical blending and a glossy surface after finishing.
Low shrinkage, radiopacity, high gloss retention, and resistance to wear further support routine restorative performance. This A1, 3.8 g syringe configuration is distinguished by its specific shade and reusable syringe delivery, making it suitable when controlled dispensing and repeated access to the same restorative shade are required.
