Angelus Reforpost Fiber Glass X Ray Fiber Posts represent a pinnacle in dental innovation, providing dentists with a state-of-the-art solution for reinforcing and restoring endodontically treated teeth. Crafted with precision from high-quality fiber glass, these posts seamlessly blend strength, flexibility, and radiopacity to ensure a reliable foundation for a diverse range of restorative applications.
Angelus Reforpost Fiber Glass X Ray Fiber Posts - Mini Kit
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Key Features:
Advanced Fiber Glass Composition: The fiber glass composition of Angelus Reforpost sets it apart, offering a harmonious balance of strength and flexibility. This advanced material mimics the natural characteristics of dentin, reducing the risk of root fractures while providing necessary resilience.
Radiopacity for Enhanced Diagnostics: The incorporation of radiopaque elements ensures clear visibility on X-rays, facilitating accurate diagnostics. Dentists can confidently assess the post's placement and verify its integrity, contributing to precise treatment planning.
Threaded Design for Secure Placement: Engineered with a threaded design, these fiber posts offer excellent retention within the root canal. The threads provide mechanical stability, minimizing the potential for dislodgement and ensuring a secure fit for core build-ups and final restorations.
Benefits:
Biofriendly and Biocompatible: The biofriendly nature of fiber glass, coupled with its biocompatibility, promotes a harmonious interaction with the surrounding dental tissues. This feature is essential for minimizing the risk of adverse reactions and supporting optimal healing.
Reduced Stress on Root Structure: The inherent flexibility of the fiber glass material reduces stress on the root structure, lowering the likelihood of root fractures. This characteristic enhances the long-term success and durability of endodontic restorations.
Versatile Applications: Angelus Reforpost Fiber Glass X Ray Fiber Posts cater to a spectrum of clinical scenarios, from simple core build-ups to complex prosthetic rehabilitations. Their versatility makes them an invaluable tool for dentists addressing diverse restorative challenges.