Tetric EvoCeram : Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions:
1.	What does the prefix “Evo” stand for?
2.	What is the meaning of “nano-optimized”?
3.	Which properties have been optimized by nanotechnology?
4.	What are the benefits of incorporating different types of fillers into a material?
5.	What are prepolymers?
6.	Is Tetric EvoCeram a ceramic or a composite resin?
7.	Why is Tetric EvoCeram called a “nanohybrid composite”?
8.	How does the “color coding” system function?
9.	Is it possible to use Tetric EvoCeram together with Tetric EvoFlow?
10.	Why is Tetric Ceram being replaced with Tetric EvoCeram?
11.	I still have a few Tetric Ceram shades in my office. Can I use them together with Tetric EvoCeram?
12.	Are the Tetric EvoCeram shades different from the Tetric Ceram shades?
13.	The Tetric EvoCeram pastes look less shiny compared to other composite resin pastes, why?
14.	How do I know how long I can keep the material in inventory?
15.	What bonding agents should be used in conjunction with Tetric EvoCeram?
16.	Which material can be used to characterize Tetric EvoCeram restorations?
17.	What are the manufacturer’s recommendations regarding the polymerization of Tetric EvoCeram?
18.	In some areas the physical performance of Tetric EvoCeram is clearly better than that of Tetric Ceram. Was I using a bad product with Tetric Ceram?
19.	How much material do the syringes and Cavifils contain?
20.	How much does Tetric EvoCeram cost?

1. What does the prefix “Evo” stand for?
Answer: “Evo” stands for “evolution”, a process of steady development. Tetric Ceram has been further developed to become Tetric EvoCeram.

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