We suggest using the Dr. Ronald Jordan Instrument #10 for condensing Evanesce into a Class II preparation and for sculpting into the occlusal surface of the tooth. This instrument is also ideal for composite contouring. The Dr. Ronald Jordan Instrument #04 features long, slender blades for shaping and sculpting composites interproximally. For a high-shine luster on [...]
You can actually reduce your office’s inventory by using Evanesce for all your composite restorations. Truly a universal composite, Evanesce is ideal for both anterior and posterior restorations while its simple technique often requires only a single shade or, in more complex cases, fewer layers of composite.
Yes, Evanesce is compatible with all bonding materials.
It is important to cure every 2mm of Evanesce before adding any additional material, just as you would for any non-bulk fill composite.
Evanesce’s wear rate is 38 microns per 200,000 brushes.
Evanesce is available in the 29 VITA shades in Universal (85%), Enamel (80%), and Dentin (90%) opacities as well as two bleach shades and three non-VITA Enamel FX shades to further enhance esthetic enamel characterization.
Polishability with Evanesce is a major differentiating factor. Evanesce quickly polishes to a high-shine and maintains its shine long term.
Clinician’s Choice designed Evanesce to be a little stiffer, which allows for superior handling. Evanesce’s no-slump handing allows the material to freeze when sculpting is complete, until it’s light-cured. For posterior teeth, this stiffness allows for Evanesce to be packed effortlessly into the restoration and hold its position.
Both: Evanesce is truly a universal composite. Evanesce is a stiffer composite by design and features a high compressive strength, making it an excellent choice for durable posterior restorations. Evanesce’s esthetics and non-slump consistency combined with its ability to quickly come to a high-shine make it an ideal choice for any anterior composite restoration. Evanesce matches [...]
