Fiber Post Refill Pack

Unique resin composition and equally dispersed parallel fibers lead to superior mechanical strength.
Microporous surface allows for additional bond strength through micro-retentive effects.
Excellent light translucency for efficient light cure deep into the root canal.
Resilient fibre material.
Radio-opaque.
Long posts allowing deep bond.
Easy To adapt
Fracture resistant
High Concentration of fibers
Modulus of Elasticity Similar to dentin

Fiber Post represents a breakthrough in modern dentistry, offering several pivotal advantages. Its outstanding light translucency ensures effective light curing, outperforming many other glass fiber posts available. Notably, the material’s elasticity closely mirrors that of natural dentin, a critical feature for reducing the risk of root fractures compared to traditional metal and ceramic posts. Fiber Post’s value is further emphasized by its ease of removal during endodontic retreatment, without causing harm to the tooth. This feature provides dentists with flexibility and minimizes the potential for structural damage during revisions. The distinctive resin composition and even distribution of parallel fibers contribute to the post’s exceptional mechanical strength, a vital characteristic for providing robust and long-lasting dental restorations. In essence, Fiber Post excels in aesthetics, durability, and adaptability, making it an indispensable tool for dental professionals seeking to deliver high-quality post-endodontic restorations that prioritize patient satisfaction and long-term tooth health.

Dimensions of the Posts :
Yellow – 1.2mm (diameter), 18mm length
Red – 1.4mm (diameter), 18mm length

WARNINGS > PRECAUTIONS
Use of direct cores with fiber posts is not indicated for extensive oral rehabilitation in patients with parafunctional habits
Use of the direct core with fiber post should only be indicated to teeth with a minimum height of 2 mm of coronal dentin
Fiber posts should only be cut with water refrigerated high speed diamond burs. Do not use scissors or cutting pliers. Use goggles and a mask to prevent inhalation of particles generated during cutting
Fiber posts must be completely covered by the cementing agent or the composite resin. Exposed fibers absorb water which deteriorates the mechanical properties of the posts.

10 x Fiber Posts in a Pack

Canal Cleaning and Shaping:
After cleaning and shaping the canals during root canal treatment, proceed to complete obturation, filling the canals up to the apical one-third.
Trial Fit the Fiber Post:
Select a fiber post and perform a trial fit to determine the desired length. It’s crucial that the post fits passively in the canal without engaging with the canal walls.
Prepare Post Space:
Isolate and clean the post space in the tooth, removing any debris or residual filling material. Introduce the core build-up material into the space.
Insert the Fiber Post:
Gently introduce the selected fiber post into the prepared space, ensuring it’s well-seated. Allow the core material to cure, stabilizing the post in place.
Radiographic Confirmation:
Confirm the correct placement of the post using radiographic images, ensuring it’s properly positioned within the tooth structure.
Trim Excess Post:
Carefully cut off any excess post material protruding from the top.
Complete Build-Up:
Finish the remaining build-up to create a stable foundation for the final restoration.