Triad Inlay Composite

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510(k) Number

K923236 ↗

FDA Product Code

EBF

Device Class

Class II

Regulation

21 CFR Part 872.3690

Advisory Committee

Dental

FDA Decision

SESE Substantially Equivalent

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• What is the Triad Inlay Composite used for?

  The Triad Inlay Composite is designed specifically for permanent restorations in posterior teeth, such as molars and premolars. It provides durable, aesthetically pleasing inlays that closely match natural tooth shade, ensuring both functionality and appearance. Its resin-based formulation delivers mechanical strength and chemical resistance, making it suitable for long-term use in the oral environment.

• How is the Triad Inlay Composite supplied, and is it single-use?

  The Triad Inlay Composite is supplied in pre-mixed forms, including sheets, ropes, gels, and pastes, which are intended for single-use applications in dental offices. This pre-mixed format simplifies handling and ensures consistency in restoration quality, while the single-use nature reduces cross-contamination risks.

• Does the Triad Inlay Composite require any special curing process?

  Yes, the Triad Inlay Composite is cured using visible light technology. This curing method enhances the material’s stability and minimizes polymerization shrinkage, which helps improve the longevity and fit of the restoration. The visible-light curing process is standard for resin-based composites and ensures optimal hardening of the material.

• Are there different sizes or models available for the Triad Inlay Composite?

  The Triad Inlay Composite is supplied in various pre-mixed forms (sheets, ropes, gels, and pastes), which cater to different clinical needs and restoration sizes. While specific size ranges or model references aren’t detailed in the data, the versatility of these forms allows dentists to select the appropriate format based on the patient’s tooth anatomy and the restoration’s requirements.

• How should the Triad Inlay Composite be stored?

  The storage conditions for the Triad Inlay Composite are not explicitly detailed in the provided data, but resin-based composites like this typically require protection from moisture, extreme temperatures, and direct light. It is generally recommended to store the material in a cool, dry place, sealed to prevent contamination, until ready for use. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for optimal shelf life.