Key Features:

Natural esthetics – Highly polishable
Tough, resilient, fracture and wear resistant, absorbs shock
Releases and recharges calcium, phosphate and fluoride
Chemically bonds – Seals against microleakage
No sensitivity
Moisture tolerant – Simplified technique
Light cure and self-cure
No sensitivity

Bioactive Properties
Physical Properties

Description:

ACTIVA™ KIDS is an esthetic, BioACTIVE resin restorative that stimulates apatite formation and the natural remineralization process with release and recharge of calcium, phosphate and fluoride. It is an opaque white shade ideally suited for pediatric dentistry.

ACTIVA is the first bioactive restorative with an ionic resin matrix, a shock-absorbing resin component, and bioactive fillers that mimic the physical and chemical properties of natural teeth. It delivers all the benefits of glass ionomers and has the esthetics, strength, and durability of composites. ACTIVA KIDS bonds and masks silver diamine fluoride stains.

ACTIVA is safe for children and contains no BPA, no Bis-GMA and no BPA derivatives.

ACTIVA KIDS is a dynamic material that continuously reacts to pH changes in the mouth and actively participates in the ionic exchange with saliva and tooth structure that is essential for maintaining healthy teeth.

“Unique and unprecedented”

– Drs. Ted Croll, Joel Berg, Kevin Donly

“Truly impressive”

– Dr. Josh Wren

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“Outstanding results”

– Dr. Mark Cannon

“Totally cool and utterly awesome”

– Dr. Ted Croll

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Mode d'emploi
FAQs / User Guide
Fiche produit
Clinical Procedure
Science & Literature
MSDS
ACTIVA White Paper
Dental Advisor Evaluation

Code and Description:

VKP – STARTER KIT: 5mL/8gm syringe Opaque White Shade, ACTIVA-SPENSER™ + 20 automix tips with bendable 20-gauge metal cannula

VK1P – ACTIVA KIDS SINGLE REFILL: 5mL/8gm syringe Opaque White Shade + 20 automix tips with bendable 20-gauge metal cannula

VK2P – ACTIVA KIDS VALUE REFILL: 2 x 5mL/8gm syringes Opaque White Shade + 40 automix tips with bendable 20-gauge metal cannula

DS05 – ACTIVA Spenser: Dispenser for 5mL automix syringes

A20N1 – Automix Tips, clear, with bendable 20-gauge metal cannula- pkg of 20 Use for ACTIVA and for 2.5mL, 5mL and 10mL 1:1 automix syringes

A50N1 – Automix Tips, clear, with bendable 20-gauge metal cannula- pkg of 50 Use for ACTIVA and for 2.5mL, 5mL and 10mL 1:1 automix syringes

AD20T – Automix Tips, clear + short intraoral tips (IOT) – Pkg of 20

AD50T – Automix Tips, clear + short intraoral tips (IOT) – Pkg of 50

AD20R – Automix Tips, clear + long, narrow intraoral tips (IOR) – pkg of 20

AD50R – Automix Tips, clear + long, narrow intraoral tips (IOR) – pkg of 50

AS20 – Automix Syringe Tips, Pkg. 20 5mL syringe

AS50 – Automix Syringe Tips, Pkg. 50 5mL syringe

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Product:

ACTIVA™ KIDS BioACTIVE – Restorative™

Tolérance à l’humidité - Dual Cure - Résistance à l’usure - Liaisons chimiques - Fluorure, Calcium et Phosphate

Propriétés physiques
Propriétés bioactives

« Unique et sans précédent

- Drs Ted Croll, Joel Berg, Kevin Donly

« Résultats exceptionnels »

- Dr. Mark Cannon

« Vraiment impressionnant »

- Dr. Josh Wren

« Totalement cool et complètement génial »

- Dr. Ted Croll

ACTIVA™ KIDS est une restauration esthétique en résine BioACTIVE qui stimule la formation d’apatite et le processus naturel de reminéralisation par la libération et la recharge de calcium, de phosphate et de fluorure. Il s’agit d’une teinte blanche opaque qui convient parfaitement à la dentisterie pédiatrique.

ACTIVA est la première restauration bioactive avec une matrice de résine ionique, un composant de résine absorbant les chocs et des charges bioactives qui imitent les propriétés physiques et chimiques des dents naturelles. Il offre tous les avantages des verres ionomères et possède l’esthétique, la solidité et la durabilité des composites. ACTIVA KIDS adhère et masque les taches de fluorure de diamine d’argent.

ACTIVA est sans danger pour les enfants et ne contient ni BPA, ni Bis-GMA, ni dérivés du BPA.

ACTIVA KIDS est un matériau dynamique qui réagit continuellement aux changements de pH dans la bouche et participe activement à l’échange ionique avec la salive et la structure dentaire, essentiel au maintien de dents saines.

Documents cliniques

Ressources

Science et littérature

Gestion polyvalente des caries au quotidien

Classe II Remplissage en vrac

Étude de cas : Mise en place rapide d’un champ humide chez un patient pédiatrique à l’aide de ACTIVA™ KIDS BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE™.

Dents préparées

Dents restaurées avec ACTIVA (teinte pédiatrique)

Images reproduites avec l’aimable autorisation du Dr. Mark Cannon

Respectueux de l’humidité et idéal pour la classe Vs

Étude de cas : Réparation des lésions cervicales sensibles

Lésions cervicales

ACTIVA assure la bioactivité et le confort du patient

Images reproduites avec l’aimable autorisation du Dr. C. H. Pameijer

Renforcement du noyau

ACTIVA est utilisé pour construire le noyau d’une molaire très abîmée.

La dent est prête à recevoir une couronne.

Images reproduites avec l’aimable autorisation du Dr. Robert Lowe

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Informations complémentaires

Style

Kit de démarrage, Recharge, Recharge de valeur
Ombre

Pédiatrie/blanc opaque
Taille

5 ml
Qté d'emballage.

1, 2
Embout applicateur Qté.

20, 40
Inclus Style d'embout

Canule métallique pliable de calibre 20

Compatible avec :

Produits apparentés

Applicator Tip:

Accessory:

ACTIVA SPENSER

ACTIVA SPENSER

DS05 - Distributeur ACTIVA : Distributeur pour seringues automix de 5mL

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SKU : DS05 Category:

Produits apparentés

Physical Properties

Light cure setting time:

20 seconds

Depth of light cure:

4 mm

Initial self-cure setting time at 37°C:

3 minutes

Percentage filler by weight:

56%

Percentage reactive glass filler by weight:

20%

Fluoride release 1 day:

11.0 µg/cm²

Fluoride release 21 days (cumulative):

21.9 µg/cm²

Flexural strength:

102 MPa / 14,790 Psi

Flexural modulus:

4.3 GPa

Compressive strength:

280 MPa / 40,600 Psi

Diametral tensile strength:

42 MPa / 6090 Psi

Water sorption (1 week):

1.65%

Polymerization shrinkage:

1.7%

ACTIVA Characteristics

Physical Properties

Bioactive Properties

Applications

Clinical Procedure

ACTIVA™ KIDS is easy to place and is an opaque white shade ideally suited for primary teeth.

Fig. 1: Pre-op shows recurrent decay on restored molars

Fig. 2: Prepared teeth

Fig. 3: Teeth are etched for 10 seconds

Fig. 4: Shows teeth restored with ACTIVA™ KIDS

Photos courtesy of Dr. Mark Cannon

ACTIVA™ 36-Month Recall

Fig 1: October 7, 2012 – ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE post-op.

Fig 2: October 8, 2015 – 36-month recall, shows great esthetics, no wear or chipping, no marginal staining

Photos courtesy of Dr. John Comisi

Science & Literature

The Dental Advisor 5 Star Clinical Performance Report
Click here for the ACTIVA White Paper
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