GC EQUIA Forte HT Fil, A2, 50 Capsules

Clinical Overview

Equia Forte HT Fil is a bulk‑fill glass-hybrid restorative system designed for durable, long-term restorations in posterior teeth. It combines ultrafine reactive glass particles and high-molecular-weight polyacrylic acid for superior strength and chemical adhesion. When used with Equia Forte Coat, the system delivers excellent marginal seal, wear resistance, and aesthetic translucency with no need for etching or bonding.

Key Benefits

• Bulk-fill, packable, non‑sticky consistency for efficient placement without rubber dam
• No polymerization shrinkage—ensures precise marginal adaptation
• High fluoride release with recharge for anti-caries protection
• Enhanced mechanical strength via glass-hybrid technology
• Superior aesthetics: improved translucency, natural appearance
• Biocompatible with prolonged working time (~1½ min) and fast set (~2½ min) to coat in ~3 min 25 sec

Kit Contents

• 50 × Equia Forte HT Fil capsules (0.4 g each) – Shade A2
• Designed for use with Equia Forte Coat (sold separately)

Working & Setting Times

Times may vary based on temperature and mixing equipment.

Indications

• Class I and stress-bearing Class II posterior cavities
• Non-stress bearing Class II, Class V, and root-surface restorations
• Core build-ups
• Ideal for high-caries risk, pediatric, geriatric, and MIH‑affected patients
• Amalgam replacement alternative

Instructions for Use

1. Shake or tap capsule, then mix in a capsule mixer at ~4,000 rpm for 10 sec.
2. Load capsule into applicator, click twice to prime, and extrude into cavity within 10 sec.
3. Pack and contour restoration within 1 min 30 sec working time.
4. Allow material to set (~2½ min), then apply Equia Forte Coat and light-cure 20 sec.
5. Perform final finishing and adjustments immediately after curing.

Summary

GC Equia Forte HT Fil in A2 offers a robust, user-friendly, bulk‑fill glass-hybrid restorative solution with improved strength, marginal integrity, fluoride release, and aesthetics—ideal for posterior restorations across diverse patient demographics.