Ceram.x is a nano-ceramic, light-cured, radiopaque universal composite based on the novel SphereTEC filler technology indicated for both, direct and indirect restorations.

SphereTEC stands for the process of manufacturing micro-scaled, well-defined spherical granulated superstructures, comprising of submicron glass. The SphereTEC fillers’ morphology, particle size distribution and surface
microstructure are the key for the excellent handling comfort and polishing of the composite material!

SphereTEC the filler technology to produce spherical filler granulates -leads to a ball-bearing effect resulting in ideal handling properties:
- ceram.x easily adapts to cavity surfaces but does not stick to hand instruments.
- ceram.x is easy to sculpt precisely and has a high slump resistance.
- ceram.x provides a firm consistency but is at the same time, easy to extrude from Compules tips.

The difference in handling comfort is readily noticeable when applying the new ceram.x material into the cavity: The spherical fillers provide smooth application as well as a matchless adaptation to the cavity surfaces. Without pressure, the mixture of spheres and smaller primary fillers ensures a direct stop of the material resulting in a high slump resistance. The combination of excellent adaptation and high slump resistance facilitates straight forward,
precise sculptability of ceram.x.
As a further benefit, the micro-granulated structure of SphereTEC is able to bind more free resin compared to conventional fillers. Therefore ceram.x does not stick to hand instruments.
Finally the spherical, granulated fillers consisting of submicron primary glass provide a fast and easy polishing procedure resulting in an outstanding gloss.