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18 RESTORATIVE Dental Tribune Middle East & Africa Edition | 1/2018 Introducing the fi rst CLASS II SOLUTION™ For successful Restorative Outcomes. By Dentsply Sirona Class II restorations are more important to your practice that you may think – almost 70% of annual dental patients receive direct restorations, nearly 50% of direct restorations placed are Class IIs¹. Getting them right the fi rst time is the key to happy patients and and practice profi tability. The new Class II Solution™ by Dentsply Sirona is the only comprehensive Class II approach for more effi cient clinical outcomes and bottom-line results. Many clinicians have developed the habit of assembling their own Class II system using an assortment of prod- ucts and materials from different manufacturers. While this approach can play out successfully, it can also lead to unpredictable outcomes. By establishing an all-encompassing direct restoration system, dental professionals can confi dently con- trol every step of the process while rendering precise, predictable results each and every time.2 Dentsply Sirona is offering the com- plete Class II Solution™ - a portfolio of products designed to work to- gether to deliver success at the most AD vulnerable interface (the fl oor of the proximal box) – and achieve great aesthetic results. Dentists face a variety of challenges in every step of a Class II restoration procedure. From matrix system to bulk fi ll fl owable to universal com- posite, Dentsply Sirona provides the only complete solution with unmatched adaptation at each criti- cal step of a Class II restoration. See how our Class II Solution™ helps you better manage restorative per- formance and give your patient an improved Class II experience. References 1. American Dental Association Pro- cedure Recap Report, 2006 2. DSWorld magazine - Q1 3. DentalTown (2012). Restorative Dentistry. Monthly Poll: What is the most challenging part of a Class II Restoration? 4. Usman et al, Sensitivity in com- posite restorations, Pakistan Oral & Dental Journal Vol 34, No. 3 (Sep- tember 2014); Berkowitz et al, Post- operative Hypersensitivity in Class I Resin-based Composite Restorations, Compend Contin Educ Dent. 2009 ; 30(6): 356–363; Haller, Die Postopera- tive Hypersensibilität, zm 99, Nr. 6a, 13.03.2009 S. 44-51; Briso et al, Clini- cal Assessment of Postoperative Sen- sitivity in Posterior Composite Res- torations, Operative Dentistry, 2007, 32-5, 421-426 5. Council on Scientifi c Affairs of the American Dental Association. Spring 2009;4(2). 6. Dentsply Sirona Restorative, user survey 2015 (297 dentists in Europe Polly Rutt Regional Marketing Leader Regional Commercial Organisation – EOC – MEA +971 56996 6052 (UAE) +44 7792 156740 (UK) polly.rutt@dentsplysirona.com www.dentsplysirona.com 70% of clinicians fi nd con- tact creation to be the most challeng- ing part of a Class II restoration.3 When using resin-based restoratives, both isolation and accurate contact creation are essential for success. Choose a matrix system that not only provides anatomically ac- curate contacts, but also helps create a tight seal around the restorative fi eld. The Palodent® V3 matrix system is de- signed to create predictable, accurate con- tacts, a tight gingival seal, and can be con- fi gured for multiple restorations at once. report using a 82% of dentists fl owable as a liner in Class II restorations to increase marginal adaptation.5 If a restorative material doesn’t take the form of the cavity prep, gaps may occur. This may lead to post-op sensitivity, microleakage or recurrent decay. can be placed in increments of SDR® Plus can be placed in increments of bulk fi ll up to 4mm, and has self-leveling properties for excellent cavity adaptation, which is essential for delivering a complete seal at the most vulnerable interface. Research shows that on average, 10-15% of posterior composites result in post-operative sensitivity.4 The strongest bond is to etched enamel, but over-etching dentin is a leading cause of post-operative sensitivity. Us- ing a universal adhesive with a selective-etch technique al- lows a durable enamel bond, while minimising the prob- ability of sensitivity that can result from etching deep dentin. The unique chemistry of Prime&Bond universal™ adhesive with Active-Guard™ Technology provides high bond strengths with virtually no post-operative sensitivity thanks to its low fi lm thickness. UAE INTERNATIONAL DENTAL CONFERENCE & ARAB DENTAL EXHIBITION February 06-08, 2018 | Dubai Swiss Pavilion | Booth # 8E08 Länggasse 60 Case postale 2500 Bienne 6, Switzerland Tél. +41 (0)32 344 64 64 Fax +41 (0)32 344 64 91 dental@bienair.com Bien-Air Dental SA 74% of dentists complain about handling properties of composites such as adaptability and stickiness.6 The right composite delivers an effi cient, profi table proce- dure for the dentist and an aesthetic result for the patient. Viscosity options can help with placement ease and effi - ciency. An easy-to-use shading system can impact offi ce inventory. And stain resistance to bever- ages, like wine and coffee, can improve pa- tient satisfaction. ceram.x® SphereTEC™ one composite de- livers a real clinical difference in three key areas: preferred handling, simplifi ed shad- ing, and excellent stain resistance.