Syringeable core material

Aug. 1, 1998
Premier introduces CompCore, a unique flowable, composite-core material with outstanding physical and thixotropic properties. CompCore is ideal for use as a core build-up with all post systems, including the IntegraPost with the unique flow-thru head, according to Premier. The unique syringeability of CompCore allows it to flow in and around the post head without slumping. Once bonded to the tooth, CompCore is said to provide a strong unitary core. It exhibits outstanding compressive strength an

Premier introduces CompCore, a unique flowable, composite-core material with outstanding physical and thixotropic properties. CompCore is ideal for use as a core build-up with all post systems, including the IntegraPost with the unique flow-thru head, according to Premier. The unique syringeability of CompCore allows it to flow in and around the post head without slumping. Once bonded to the tooth, CompCore is said to provide a strong unitary core. It exhibits outstanding compressive strength and a very high tensile strength to endure biting forces. CompCore is auto-cured. It sets fast - in only three minutes - and is extremely hard, yet cuts like dentin.

CompCore is available in two shades: white and natural. It is economically priced through authorized dealers.

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