3M™ Vitremer™ Core Buildup/Restorative Kit, 3303 3303MP-A3

Designed to meet your needs for core buildup and restorative applications, the Vitremer™ Core Buildup/Restorative is a glass ionomer system that offers a three-way cure. Offering bulk placement, this glass ionomer filling is an excellent choice for minimally invasive dental restorative procedures. Plus, your patients will get the benefits of extended fluoride release.

Versatile application in less time

Simplicity and speed go a long way in making restorative procedures less stressful while helping your patients have a better experience at your dental office. Formulated with bulk-fill capability, Vitremer™ Core Buildup/Restorative self-cures in four minutes even without light, eliminating the need for layering. Our patented tri-cure technology enables self-, light- or dark-curing, ensuring a homogeneous cure regardless of light access.

• Three-way cure technology: Material has light-, dark- or self-cure chemistry, giving you options for how to best carry out each procedure.
• Bulk placement capability: Unique chemistry removes the need for layering, enabling faster restorations in fewer steps.
• Good handling properties: Restorative is easy to place quickly and provides extended working time.
• Designed to meet your application needs and add versatility to your dental restoration procedures with both light-cure and self-cure capability.
• Unique dark-cure chemistry allows for bulk placement, eliminating the need for layering while saving time.
• Provides long-term fluoride release and strong adhesion to tooth structure.
• As a restorative material, it provides good handling properties and extended working time for easier use.
• Versatile glass ionomer can be used as an interim dental restoration.
• Material is radiopaque for easy identification.

Suggested Applications

• Class III and Class V restorations.
• Restoration of root caries lesions.
• Class I and Class II restorations in primary teeth.
• Temporary repair of fractured teeth.
• Filling defects and undercut areas in crown preparations.
• As a core buildup where at least half the coronal tooth structure is remaining to provide structural support for the crown.
• Laminate/sandwich restorations.
• Interim restorations.