Dentoclic glass-fiber posts are made of 80% unidirectionnal parallel oriented glass fibers embedded in 20% of epoxy-resin. This type of post enables minimally invasive direct restorations.

Excellent mechanical properties for a reduced risk of fracture

• Homogeneous distribution of the mechanical constraints
• Excellent resistance to flexion (836Mpa) thanks to its many longitudinal glass-fibers
• Elastic behavior similar to dentin

Highly translucent posts

• Excellent distribution of the light in the whole material
• Allows polymerization of the core build-up material on all of the post surface

Other advantages

• Mechanical and chemical retention thanks to the bond between the core build-up composite material and the glass fiber post
• High radiopacity (232% Al)
• Biocompatible
• No risk of corrosion or coloration
• Compatible with Dentoclic drills