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A revolutionary new category of composites has emerged Vertise Flow Your practice is our inspiration. Vertise Flow Self-Adhering Flowable Composite Self-adhering. No separate bonding protocol required. A simplified restorative procedure with excellent performance. High bond strengths to dentin and enamel. Incorporates clinically proven OptiBond ® adhesive technology for excellent bonds to dentin and enamel. Easy handling. Non-slumping property creates an ideal viscosity for the following indications: liner for large restorations (Class I, Class II), small cavities (Class I, Class II), pit and fissure sealants, and porcelain repairs. High radiopacity. Easily detected on X-rays. Greatly reduces chance of post-op sensitivity. Exhibits similar characteristics as self-etch materials. Excellent mechanical properties. Long-lasting, durable fills.

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A revolutionary new category of composites has emergedVertise Flow

Your practice is our inspiration.™

Vertise Flow

Self-Adhering Flowable Composite

Self-adhering. No separate bonding protocol required. A simplified restorative procedure with excellent performance.

High bond strengths to dentin and enamel. Incorporates clinically proven OptiBond® adhesive technology for excellent bonds to dentin and enamel.

Easy handling. Non-slumping property creates an ideal viscosity for the following indications: liner for large restorations (Class I, Class II), small cavities (Class I, Class II), pit and fi ssure sealants, and porcelain repairs.

High radiopacity. Easily detected on X-rays.

Greatly reduces chance of post-op sensitivity. Exhibits similar characteristics as self-etch materials.

Excellent mechanical properties. Long-lasting, durable fills.

Vertise Flow Powered by OptiBond technology

Vertise™ Flow greatly simplifies your direct restorative procedures

by incorporating a bonding agent into a flowable, which is powered

by Kerr’s renowned OptiBond® adhesive technology. Our leadership

in resin restorative dentistry comes after decades of advancements

in composites and expertise in adhesives—both of which come

together in Vertise Flow.

The Science Behind Vertise Flow

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Vertise Flow composite incorporates adhesive technology found in our OptiBond products to create proven bonds to the tooth structure. Vertise Flow bonds in two ways: primarily through the chemical bond between the phosphate functional groups of a GPDM monomer and calcium ions of the tooth. And, secondarily, through a micromechanical bond as a result of an inter-penetrating network formed between the polymerized monomers of Vertise Flow and collagen fibers (as well as the smear layer) of dentin. The diagram below illustrates the bonding mechanism of Vertise Flow to the tooth.

One of the most innovative

products on the market—

this versatile self-adhering

composite, with its multiple uses

and easy handling, saves chair time

and brings comfort to the patient.

- Dr. Stephen D. Poss

Bonding

Composite

Vertise Flow

Restoration with Vertise Flow as a liner, finished with Herculite Ultra.

The high radiopacity of Vertise Flow enables clear differentiation between restoration and tooth structure.

Acid-resistant inter-diffusion zone between Vertise Flow and dentin ensures long-lasting bond.

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Dentin

Acid-resistant inter-diffusion zone

TEM (transmission electron microscopy) by Dr. Atsushi Mine & Professor Bart Van Meerbeek, Leuven BIOMAT Research Cluster, KULeuven, Belgium

Tight adaptation of Vertise Flow to cut enamel helps protect marginal integrity.

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Internal testing. Data available upon request.

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Filtek™ SupremePlus Flow

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Esthet-X™

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Radiopacity of Various Flowable Composites

Independent Research

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Gloss Retention (Abraded)

Liner for Large Restorations (Class I, Class II)

1 Prepare cavity. Wash thoroughly with water spray and air dry at maximum air pressure for 5 seconds.

Brush a thin layer (<0.5 mm) of Vertise Flow onto entire cavity wall and beveled area with moderate pressure for 15-20 seconds. Remove excess material around margins with the provided brush, if necessary. Light cure for 20 seconds.*

3Dispense Vertise Flow into prep with a dispensing tip. 2

Build restoration with a universal composite such as Premise™ or Herculite® Ultra.

4 Finish and polish restoration (HiLusterPLUS polisher shown).6Light cure each increment

of universal composite according to manufacturer recommendations.

5

*For A3.5 and Universal Opaque shades, light cure each increment for 40 seconds. Refer to Directions for Use for complete instructions.

Vertise Flow’s incorporated adhesive creates a tenacious bond to tooth structure and protects against microleakage. Vertise Flow exhibits shear bond strengths to dentin and enamel comparable to self-etch adhesives.

Study conducted by Dr. Mark Latta, Omaha, NE, USA. 24-hr testing. Data available upon request.

Initial polish and gloss retention are both important for fl owable composites to maintain esthetics of restorations over time. After abrasive treatments, Vertise Flow displays similar gloss characteristics to traditional fl owable composites.

Study conducted by Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, NOVA Southeastern University. Data available upon request.

Indications include:

• Liner for Large Restorations (Class I, Class II)

• Small Cavities (Class l, Class II)

• Pit & Fissure Sealants

• Porcelain Repairs

Shear Bond Strength of Vertise Flow Compared toSelf-Etch Adhesive/Flowable Composite Systems

Gloss Study of Vertise Flow Compared to Various Flowable Composites

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©2010 Kerr Corporation Lit. No. 34911AAll trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Printed in USA

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Ordering 34238B Vertise Flow Intro Kit with Trial Kit

Intro Kit Contains: 4 Syringes A1, A2, A3, B1, 40 Dispensing Tips, 40 Brushes, Technique Guide, Directions for Use

Trial Kit Contains: 1 Syringe A2, Accessories

Refi llsContains: 2 Syringes, 20 Dispensing Tips,20 Brushes, Technique Guide, Directions for Use

34241 A1 34242 A2 34243 A3 34244 A3.5 34245 B1 34246 B2 34247 Universal Opaque34248 XL 34249 Translucent

Accessories450120 Refi ll Dispensing Tips (100)34810 Refi ll Brushes (100)

Complementary ProductsPolishersHiLuster PLUS Polishing SystemOptiDisc® Polishing DisksOcclubrush™ Polishers

Curing LightsDemi™

Optilux 501Demetron A.1Demetron A.2

Universal CompositesHerculite® UltraPremise™

Universal Composites

Ordering 34238B Vertise Flow Intro Kit with Trial Kit

Intro Kit A3, B1, 40 Dispensing Tips, 40 Brushes, Technique Guide, Directions for Use

Trial Accessories

Complementary Products

The fl owable composites were allowed to fl ow on a vertical paper for 1 minute, then light-cured.

The viscosity of Vertise Flow is ideal for both small cavities and lining large restorations.

Viscosity of Various Flowable Composites

Filtek™ SupremePlus Flowable

Esthet-X®

FlowGradia® Direct

LoFlo Revolution™

Formula 2 Premise™

Flowable Gradia®

Direct FloTetric

EvoFlow® Vertise™

Flow