Premise Flowable Light-Cure Composite – Kerr

Specification:

• Manufacturer Code:
  • A1: 33372
  • A2: 33373
  • A3: 33374
• Brand: Premise Flowable
• Type: Light-Cure Flowable Composite
• Curing: Light-Cure
• Packaging: 4 × 1.7g Syringes & 40 Applicator Tips
• Usage: Class I, III, IV & V Restorations / Liner / Pit & Fissure Sealing

Kerr Premise Flowable is a light-cured flowable composite engineered for precise, controlled placement across a broad range of direct restorative indications. Its low-viscosity formula ensures thorough cavity adaptation and complete coverage of fine surface details, while the syringe format with included applicator tips supports accurate, waste-free material delivery directly at the restoration site.

Key Features:

• Flowable Consistency: Low viscosity ensures effortless adaptation to cavity walls, line angles, and fine surface details, providing thorough coverage and reliable marginal seal without the need for additional manipulation after placement.
• Light-Cure Formula: On-demand polymerization provides complete working time flexibility, allowing thorough placement and adaptation before initiating a consistent, predictable cure.
• Precise Applicator Tip Delivery: Forty included applicator tips enable accurate, targeted material placement directly into the preparation, minimizing excess and supporting hygienic single-use dispensing across multiple procedures.
• Versatile Indications: Suitable for Class I, III, IV, and V direct restorations, stress-absorbing liner applications beneath conventional composites, and pit and fissure sealing, consolidating multiple clinical uses into a single flowable system.
• Professional Grade Performance: Formulated to the clinical standards expected of Kerr's Premise composite line, delivering reliable, consistent results across everyday restorative procedures.
• 4-Syringe Kit Format: Each package includes four 1.7g syringes, providing ample material for multiple restorative procedures and supporting efficient inventory management in both low and high-volume practices.