- B2 shade provides a defined natural restorative match
- 3.8 g syringe supports controlled incremental placement
- 0.2 micrometer spherical fillers enhance polishability
- 82% by weight and 71% by volume filler loading
- RAP Technology supports 90 sec work and 10 sec cure
- Quantity: 1 per Pack
Tokuyama Estelite Sigma Quick Syringe, B2, 3.8 g is used for direct anterior and posterior restorations where a B2 shade, controlled sculptability, and long-lasting surface gloss are required. The B2 shade provides a defined restorative option for teeth that correspond to this common shade selection, supporting consistent esthetic planning without changing the handling characteristics of the material.
In an anterior Class IV build-up, the composite can be layered to recreate missing contour, adapted along the cavosurface margin, and refined after curing for a smooth transition into adjacent enamel. The same universal composite can also be used for Class I, Class II, Class III, and Class V restorations, composite veneers, diastema closure, and repair of composite or porcelain surfaces when B2 is the selected shade.Each pack contains 1 syringe with 3.8 g of B2 Estelite Sigma Quick light-cured composite. Dental offices ordering universal composite from their supplier can buy this B2 shade configuration for cases requiring this common shade selection without changing the handling characteristics of the material.
The formulation contains 82% filler by weight and 71% by volume, combining silica-zirconia and composite fillers in a uniformly spherical submicron system. The inorganic particles average 0.2 micrometers, with a specified range of 0.1 to 0.3 micrometers, supporting a smooth finish, gloss retention, wear resistance, and low polymerization shrinkage. Its syringe presentation provides repeatable access to the paste for controlled incremental placement.
A non-sticky, sculptable consistency helps the material remain stable while proximal form, facial contour, grooves, and occlusal anatomy are established before light activation.Estelite Sigma Quick uses Tokuyama’s Radical Amplified Photopolymerization Technology, or RAP Technology, to combine extended manipulation time with efficient polymerization. Under specified ambient-light conditions, the material provides up to 90 seconds of working time, giving added flexibility for adaptation and detailed contouring. With qualifying increment thickness and suitable curing-light output, curing can be completed in approximately 10 seconds.
The spherical filler design also promotes uniform light diffusion and the chameleon effect associated with shade blending, while radiopacity supports postoperative evaluation. High polishability, durable gloss, wear resistance, and reduced wear against opposing dentition further support restorative performance. This B2, 3.8 g syringe refill is distinguished by its specific shade designation, reusable syringe delivery, and universal restorative formulation for cases requiring controlled placement and a consistent B2 result.
