SRT-Smart Resin TechniqueTM

A cutting-edge visual support method that uses blue-light illumination to enhance the optical contrast of dental tissues and composite materials.

This improved visibility assists clinicians in recognising anatomical boundaries, distinguishing restorative materials, and managing resin layering with greater confidence and continuity throughout the workflow.

The SRT approach integrates seamlessly into restorative procedures, providing a practical visual aid that supports clinical decision-making without interrupting the operative sequence. By enhancing visibility in an era of highly mimetic restorations, SRT serves as a valuable ally for achieving precise and aesthetically refined results.

"Spot the Composite, Save the Tooth"

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Tiresia detects composite resins through fluorescence. You can see how materials respond to UV light—enter into the link below

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Tiresia improves the visibility of flowable resin during placement, making its movement and distribution easier to follow. This enhanced optical control supports the clinician in shaping thin layers and tracing precise lines during the SRT technique, without interrupting the workflow.

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Pre-Gel Optical Guidance

Tiresia enhances the visibility of flowable resins during their initial placement, allowing clinicians to better observe their distribution and behaviour in the pre-gel phase. This improved visual feedback supports more precise manipulation of thin layers before the final curing step, contributing to a controlled and consistent restorative workflow.

Pre-gel vs. post-gel stress behaviour: Schneider LFJ et al., Dent Mater, 2009
Benefits of soft-start/low-intensity initiation: Soares CJ et al., Braz Oral Res, 2017
Stress-relieving behaviour of flowable composites: Vouvoudi EC, Polymers, 2022
Impact of curing mode on polymerisation stress: Bardocz-Veres Z., Materials, 2024