The implications go beyond just having a great color match with a strong, wear-resistant, and highly polishable composite. You may no longer have to stock several different shades of composite to satisfy your patients’ esthetic needs. Omnichroma can handle Vita shades A1 to D4. This will reduce inventory costs and minimize chair time by eliminating the shade selection process and the worry of having a good color match. This composite resin is available in both syringes and unit doses, and it can be used for both anterior and posterior restorations in all classifications of cavity preparation.
Omnichroma Blocker is a more opaque version of Omnichroma indicated for those areas where the dentin might have been stained by a previous alloy restoration or is darker than normal. In those instances, I simply place a 0.5 mm layer of Omnichroma Blocker first and cap it off with Omnichroma. I have found Omnichroma Blocker to be quite useful when sealing a screw-retained implant crown since it seems to mask metal from the inner part of the crown, such as with a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown.
To me, Omnichroma is a simple equation: one shade = a match to all tooth shades = reduced inventory costs = useful for all patients = a strong, esthetic restoration = a happy patient!
PowerMix automatic impression material dispenser from Clinician’s Choice
With the push of a button, you can now get a perfectly mixed impression material loaded into a full-arch tray in about 10–15 seconds, and you can do that in any treatment room. Clinician’s Choice’s innovative PowerMix automatic impression material dispenser eliminates the hand fatigue commonly associated with dispensing heavy-body materials, is fully portable, and uses a rechargeable battery.