Restorative

• Bis-acryl self-cure provisional material
• Designed for crown and bridge temporaries
• Controlled working and setting behavior
• Suitable for chairside provisional fabrication

• Light-cured gingival barrier / liquid dam
• Designed for isolation and soft-tissue protection
• Supplied in syringes with dispensing tips
• Intended for restorative, adhesive, and whitening workflows

• 37% phosphoric acid etching gel
• Semi-gel formulation for controlled placement
• Designed for enamel and dentin conditioning
• Supports selective-etch and total-etch techniques

Where this fits in the restorative sequence: The Flowdam™ Flowable Dental Dam Kit is used during the isolation and moisture control phase prior to adhesive procedures, when clinicians need targeted gingival protection and a clean working field.

Why clinicians choose flowable dental dam kits

• Selected to provide localized isolation without the need for full rubber dam placement.
• Commonly chosen as a starter or chairside-ready kit that includes both material and application tips.
• Preferred when a light-curable, flowable barrier supports fast placement and clean removal.

In-use behavior

In use, Flowdam™ is applied directly around gingival margins and interproximal areas, then light-cured to form a flexible isolation barrier. The included tips support controlled placement, helping protect soft tissue and manage moisture during treatment.

Clinical context

Flowdam™ kits are commonly incorporated into workflows such as direct composite restorations, veneer bonding, sealant placement, and whitening procedures, where localized isolation improves efficiency and visibility.

Technical snapshot

• Flowable, light-curable dental dam material
• Designed for localized isolation and tissue protection
• Includes application tips for controlled delivery
• Kit contents: 4 syringes + 25 tips
• Easy placement and removal

ApexDent note: The Flowdam™ Kit is selected when clinicians want a complete, ready-to-use flowable isolation solution for procedures requiring precise moisture control without full rubber dam placement.

• Flowable, light-curable dental dam material
• Designed for localized isolation and tissue protection
• Supplied in syringe refill format
• Packaging: 10 syringes per pack
• Easy placement and removal

Where this fits in the restorative sequence: Flowdam™ Pre-Bent Tips are used during the isolation and material placement phase when clinicians need precise delivery of flowable dental dam material around gingival margins and interproximal areas.

Why clinicians choose pre-bent application tips

• Selected to improve access and visibility in posterior and anterior regions.
• Commonly chosen when a pre-angled tip supports controlled placement without excessive hand repositioning.
• Preferred when consistent tip geometry helps deliver material accurately along the gingival margin.

In-use behavior

In use, the 20 GA pre-bent tips allow clinicians to direct Flowdam™ material precisely into targeted areas, supporting clean isolation while minimizing excess material placement.

Clinical context

These tips are commonly incorporated into workflows such as direct composite restorations, veneer bonding, sealant placement, and cosmetic procedures, where controlled isolation improves efficiency and field management.

Technical snapshot

• Pre-bent application tips for Flowdam™ systems
• Gauge size: 20 GA
• Designed for precise, controlled material delivery
• Disposable, single-use tips
• Packaging: 100 tips per pack

ApexDent note: Flowdam™ Pre-Bent Tips (20 GA) are selected when clinicians want consistent, controlled delivery of flowable isolation material with improved access and placement precision.

Loop-style matrix band refill

Designed for posterior restorative procedures

Provides circumferential tooth coverage

No separate retainer required

Compatible with Smart-Loop matrix systems

• Light-cured universal bonding agent
• Designed for direct restorative and core build workflows
• Supports streamlined adhesive protocols
• 5 mL bottle format for routine clinical use