Dual-cure design supports deeper restorative areas High-viscosity flowable adapts to preparations Releases and recharges calcium, phosphate, fluoride WETBOND chemistry supports moisture tolerance A1 shade provides a light tooth-colored option Quantity: 2 per Pack Pulpdent ACTIVA BioACTIVE Composite Resin Restorative, Dual-Cure, Syringe Value Refill, 5 Milliliter, Universal Viscosity, A1 is used for direct restorative procedures that benefit from a dual-cure, high-viscosity flowable composite with moisture-friendly handling and bioactive ion release. ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE is designed for everyday Class I, Class II, and Class V restorations and can also be used for bulk-fill placement and core build-ups, releasing and recharging calcium, phosphate, and fluoride while its resin chemistry supports close marginal adaptation. Each pack contains two 5mL (8g) automix syringes in Shade A1 and 40 automix tips with bendable 20 Gauge metal cannulas.Dental offices ordering bioactive restorative composite from their supplier can buy this value refill for its two-syringe format, distinguishing it from single-syringe refills and from A2, A3, and A3.5 shade variants, giving practices a light tooth-colored option within the ACTIVA restorative shade range when a versatile restorative composite with both esthetic and functional properties is needed. ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE combines several Pulpdent material technologies within one restorative resin. ION-X ionic resin matrix supports sustained calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release and recharge, while WETBOND moisture-tolerant chemistry is designed for situations where ideal moisture control is difficult. MODULUS elastomeric monomer technology helps dissipate functional stresses and resist polymerization shrinkage stress.The material is 56% filled by weight, including 20% reactive glass filler, and can be light cured in 20 seconds with a documented 4mm light-cure depth, while the self-cure component provides an initial set in approximately 3 minutes at body temperature, giving clinicians added flexibility in deeper or less accessible restorative areas requiring dual-cure reliability.
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