A2 shade supports natural restorative matching Dual-cure design supports deeper restorative areas High-viscosity flow adapts closely to preparations Calcium, phosphate and fluoride release and recharge Bendable 20 Gauge tips support targeted delivery Quantity: 2 per Pack Pulpdent ACTIVA BioACTIVE Composite Resin Restorative, Dual-Cure, Syringe Value Refill, 5 Milliliter, Universal Viscosity, A2 is used for direct restorative procedures that benefit from a dual-cure, high-viscosity flowable composite with moisture-tolerant handling and sustained ion release. ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE is designed for 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 supporting close adaptation at the tooth-restoration interface. Each pack contains two 5mL (8g) automix syringes in Shade A2 and 40 automix tips with bendable 20 Gauge metal cannulas.Dental offices ordering bioactive restorative composite from their supplier can buy this A2 shade to distinguish it from A1, A3, and A3.5 variants within the ACTIVA restorative range, since the automix presentation supports consistent material delivery while the bendable cannulas help direct composite into localized preparation areas that may be more difficult to access with a straight dispensing tip. ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE combines ION-X, WETBOND, and MODULUS technologies within one restorative resin system. ION-X supports calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release and recharge, while WETBOND provides moisture-tolerant chemistry for restorative situations where ideal moisture control may be difficult to maintain. MODULUS elastomeric monomer technology is designed to dissipate functional stress and help resist polymerization shrinkage stress.The restorative is 56% filled by weight and incorporates 20% reactive glass filler, curing with light in approximately 20 seconds to a documented depth of 4mm, while the self-cure component provides an initial setting time of approximately 3 minutes at body temperature, giving clinicians dual-cure flexibility for placement in areas where direct curing-light access may be limited.
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