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Restoring and Preserving Esthetics Through a Healthy Dynamic Occlusal Function
“The CompoBrush helps adapt and smooth composite accurately, especially during palatal shell build-up, where precision strongly influences the final result”
BEFORE
AFTER
A 22-year-old bruxer presented with anterior wear, shortened teeth, and loss of canine guidance. After bleaching, digital wax-up, and direct composite restorations, esthetics and function were re-established. The CompoBrush was used to adapt and smooth the palatal shells with precision during a decisive restorative step.
Silicone key
A silicone key from the wax-up guided proper occlusion and a harmonious smile design.
CompoBrush shaping
The silicone key created each palatal shell, while the CompoBrush adapted and smoothed the composite with controlled precision.
CompoBrush detail
Close-up of the palatal shells, showing the precision achieved during shaping and refinement with the CompoBrush.
Mamelon modeling
Composite was micro-modeled to create mamelons, then flowable composite was placed between them for a natural translucency effect.
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“CompoBrush delivers maximum precision in excess removal during cementation and proves equally valuable in every detail-driven restorative step.”
Styleitaliano
A single shade restoration to treat a dyschromic hypoplastic canine
Clinical cases by Dr Colella – StyleItaliano Active Member
“The CompoBrush is ideal for spreading adhesive precisely, especially on delicate anterior surfaces and difficult proximal areas.”
BEFORE
AFTER
A 13-year-old boy with a dyschromic hypoplastic upper left canine was treated with a conservative single-shade direct composite restoration. The CompoBrush helped spread the adhesive precisely, supporting a simplified, aesthetic, and predictable procedure before orthodontic bonding.
CompoBrush
After etching, a universal adhesive was applied with CompoBrush, ensuring precise spreading, especially along delicate proximal surfaces.
First layer
A flowable one-shade composite was placed as the first layer and uniformly adapted over the exposed dentin.
Single shade
A simplified single-shade approach enabled anatomical build-up with controlled thickness, reducing complexity and improving clinical predictability.
Finishing
Only minor corrections were needed, following a subtractive finishing approach that streamlined the final restorative procedure.
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Tips and Tricks!
Modification
BENDING OF THE TIP FOR ANGULATION
You can get the angle for your convenience.
Bristles personalization
TRIM THEM
If you need more working power, leave then longer for more delicate touch.
CompoBrush for anteriors
CompoBrush for posteriors used in small areas in anteriors
CompoBrush for posteriors
CompoBrush for anteriors
TIPS&TRICKS: It is advisable to use them dry for better surface perception, but are perfectly compatible with modeling liquids
Intro Kit
The intro Kit contains the 2 handles and 4 spare tips
Modeling brushes for composite, the high density synthetic black fiber allows CompoBrush to resist more than any conventional brush the action of the photo-curing liquids that touch them, they are designed to have a high aesthetic design
StyleItaliano Clinical Cases
Clinical Cases solved using CompoBrush
Restoring and Preserving Esthetics Through a Healthy Dynamic Occlusal Function
Community – 11 July 2024
The simplicity of “ONE” shade in case of V class
Tommaso Brunelli – 22 March 2024
Minimal direct approach in anterior shape modification
Monaldo Saracinelli – 28 March 2023
