Lime-Lite Enhanced Refill Syringe

Lime-Lite Enhanced Refill Syringe, Moisture Tolerant, 3mL - Complete Buyer’s Guide

3ml
$42.05 USD
$42.05 USD
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Lime-Lite Enhanced Refill Syringe
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Lime-Lite Enhanced Refill Syringe, Moisture Tolerant, 3mL - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Lime-Lite Enhanced Refill Syringe, Moisture Tolerant, 3mL - Complete Buyer’s Guide

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 939-0623AA

Pulpdent Lime-lite Enhanced refill syringe 3 mL delivers light-cured liner and base material with calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release for pulp protection and reliable bonding under direct restorations, making it one of the best light-cured cavity liners for moisture-tolerant placement efficiency. It combines self-adhesive properties with resin components for enhanced restorative performance. This Complete Buyer's Guide clarifies liner selection and maintains consistent clinical outcomes.

What makes this product stand out?

This liner provides a dependable base under composite restorations while delivering ease of placement and consistent handling. The enhanced formulation enables controlled flow, reliable curing, and practical use in everyday restorative dentistry.

Key advantages include:

  • Light-cured liner enables controlled working time and on-demand setting
  • Flowable consistency enables precise placement in deep preparations with self-adhesive properties
  • Calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release promote remineralization and stimulate secondary dentin formation
  • Radiopaque formulation enables clear visibility on follow-up radiographs
  • Moisture-tolerant formula eliminates sensitivity and enhances adhesion to dentin

What is this product made of?

Lime-lite Enhanced features a resin-based, light-cured liner incorporating calcium hydroxy phosphate (hydroxyapatite), urethane dimethacrylate resin, and fluoride within a flowable matrix. This formulation provides pulp protection benefits while maintaining compatibility with adhesive and composite restorative systems. Does not contain Bisphenol A, Bis-GMA, or BPA derivatives.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Light-cured liner vs. self-cure liner: light-cured liners enable controlled working time and immediate placement
  • Syringe delivery vs. jar placement: syringes enable cleaner handling and more precise application

This formulation enables predictable placement, consistent curing, and smoother transitions between liner, adhesive, and restorative material during routine procedures.

What is it used for?

Lime-lite Enhanced refill syringe functions as a liner or base under direct restorative materials. It provides pulp protection and preparation, sealing in restorative cases where controlled placement and reliable performance are important.

Common applications include:

  • Lining deep cavity preparations before composite placement
  • Base material under direct restorations for additional support
  • Pulp protection in areas close to dentin or pulp tissue
  • Restorative workflows requiring radiopaque liner visibility
  • General restorative dentistry procedures using light-cured materials

Why you’ll appreciate this product

This dependable liner maintains efficient restorative procedures and predictable outcomes while providing pulp protection.

For your work:

  • Flowable consistency enables accurate liner placement in deep preparations
  • The light-cure setting enables on-demand control during procedures
  • Radiopaque formulation enables clear radiographic evaluation
  • Smooth integration enables predictable layering with composites

For your practice:

  • Syringe format enables efficient material use and reduces waste
  • The refill format simplifies cost-effective stocking
  • Consistent performance maintains standardized restorative protocols
  • Reliable handling maintains a smoother appointment flow

This dependable liner maintains efficient restorative procedures, predictable outcomes, and confident daily clinical performance.
Specifications
  • Product type: Light-cured cavity liner and base
  • Delivery: Refill syringe
  • Volume: 3 mL
  • Cure type: Visible light cure
  • Radiopacity: Radiopaque
  • Composition: Resin-based with calcium hydroxy phosphate (hydroxyapatite), urethane dimethacrylate resin, fluoride salt
  • Ion release: Calcium, phosphate, fluoride, hydroxyl
  • Properties: Self-adhesive, moisture-tolerant
  • Shade: Universal dentin shade

Use only as directed for light-cured dental materials. Follow practice protocols for curing, layering, and infection control during restorative procedures.
Sizing & selection

Selecting the right liner formulation and delivery format maintains predictable placement, efficient workflows, and consistent restorative results.

Enhanced liners containing calcium, phosphate, and fluoride accommodate clinical priorities for pulp protection and support. Resin-based formulation integrates smoothly with adhesive systems.

Curing method:

Light-cured liners provide full control over working time and immediate readiness for the next restorative step. This reduces stress during placement and improves efficiency.

Delivery format:

Syringe format enables precise dispensing into small or deep areas of preparation. This reduces waste and improves placement accuracy compared to bulk formats.

Radiopacity needs:

Radiopaque liners enable clear identification on radiographs, which assists during follow-up exams and long-term case evaluation.

A 3 mL Lime-lite Enhanced refill syringe enables consistent restorative workflows when controlled placement, pulp-supportive properties, and efficient curing are needed.

Explore other options

Multiple liner and base materials accommodate case depth, pulp status, and restorative preferences.

  • Calcium hydroxide liners for specific pulp-capping indications
  • Resin-modified glass ionomer liners for fluoride release priorities
  • Flowable composites for shallow base applications
  • Adhesive systems compatible with liner and restorative materials

Matched liners accommodate preparation depth, restorative material, and clinical goals for predictable outcomes and efficient workflows.
Care & storage

Proper handling and storage maintain material performance and consistency.

  • Store at room temperature away from direct heat and light
  • Keep the syringe capped when not in use to prevent contamination
  • Use clean dispensing tips and instruments during placement
  • Cap the syringe immediately after use
  • Do not use material past the expiration date
  • Dispose of unused or contaminated material according to office protocol
  • Wash uncured material from skin and soft tissue immediately
Frequently asked questions
  1. Can I use this liner under composite restorations in my practice?Yes, use it as a liner or base under direct composite restorations. It provides pulp protection and integrates well into composite workflows. Compatible with all bonding agents and dental restorative materials.
  2. Does this material require light curing in my operatory?Yes, it is a light-cured material. Cure it according to the curing light performance and clinical protocol before placing restorative material.
  3. Is this liner radiopaque for my radiographic evaluations?Yes, the formulation is radiopaque. This enables clear liner identification on radiographs during follow-up evaluations.
  4. When should I choose an enhanced liner for my restorative cases?Choose an enhanced liner when pulp protection, controlled placement, and efficient curing are priorities. Commonly used in deeper preparations requiring calcium, phosphate, and fluoride release.
  5. How long does a 3 mL syringe typically last in my practice?Usage depends on case volume and application thickness. Syringe delivery controls dispensing for efficient material use across multiple restorations.

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