Case images
Class V
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Chae, Diamond Bar, CA
Class II
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Chae, Diamond Bar, CA
Class II
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Chae, Diamond Bar, CA
Class IV with Blocker
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Chae, Diamond Bar, CA
Class V
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Peyton, Bakersfield, CA
Class II
Case images courtesy of Dr. Robert Rosenfeld, Westwood, NJ
Veneers
Case Images courtesy of Dr. Ross Nash, Huntersville, NC
Diastema Closure
Case images courtesy of Dr. Kevin Brown, Bellevue, Washington
Class V
Case images courtesy of Dr. James Chae, Diamond Bar, CA
The compressive strength and the flexural strength of OMNICHROMA are of average or higher levels among commercially available resin composites, ensuring clinically acceptable results.
Wear Resistance
Wear resistance (50,000 cycle)
OMNICHROMA exhibits an excellent balance between volume loss of the composite resin and wear of the human tooth. It is a composite resin that is less likely to abrade opposing teeth while not easily becoming abraded itself.
Esthetics
In polishability tests, OMNICHROMA is shown to produce extremely high gloss.
The extent of staining for OMNICHROMA was relatively low among commercially available resin composites when immersed in coffee for 24 hours at 80°C. Therefore, OMNICHROMA will resist staining for the life of the restoration.
*Not a registered trademark of Tokuyama Dental America. Source: Tokuyama Dental Research & Development.