Single Topic #1 from February 2026, Volume 19 Issue 2
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Composite Selection That Makes Clinical Sense
Brands
3M Filtek Easy Match
3M Filtek One Bulk Fill
3M Filtek Supreme Flowable
3M Filtek Supreme Ultra Universal
3M Filtek Supreme Universal
Beautifil Flow Plus
G-aenial Universal Flo
Harmonize
Harmonize Universal Composite
OmniChroma One-Shade
SimpliShade Bulk Fill
SimpliShade Universal
TPH Spectra SV
TPH Spectrum
Tetric EvoCeram
Transcend Universal
3M Filtek One Bulk Fill
3M Filtek Supreme Flowable
3M Filtek Supreme Ultra Universal
3M Filtek Supreme Universal
Beautifil Flow Plus
G-aenial Universal Flo
Harmonize
Harmonize Universal Composite
OmniChroma One-Shade
SimpliShade Bulk Fill
SimpliShade Universal
TPH Spectra SV
TPH Spectrum
Tetric EvoCeram
Transcend Universal
Companies
Dentsply Sirona
GC
GC America
Ivoclar
Kerr
Shofu
Solventum
Tokuyama Dental
Ultradent
GC
GC America
Ivoclar
Kerr
Shofu
Solventum
Tokuyama Dental
Ultradent
Abstract
Composite Selection That Makes Clinical Sense
A clear, clinically grounded guide that cuts through composite marketing to explain which resin types actually perform best, helping dentists select the right composites based on filler load, strength, shrinkage, and real-world indications.
- Gordon’s Clinical Observations
- What Does the Literature Say?
- CR Scientists and Clinicians Simplify this Confusing Area
- What Composites are Necessary for Most Dentists? A Quick Look at the Science
- Further Exploring RBC “Types”
- CR Conclusions
This is one article from the February 2026 issue of Clinicians Report. For the full issue, please go to February 2026.
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