Restorative Kit – Composite, Flowable, Etchant & Applicators | Save 10%

UK Stock – Next Day Delivery Available Restorative Kit – Composite, Bonding, Etchant & Applicators The complete direct restoration workflow in one order — etch, bond, fill, check occlusion. Everything a practice needs for composite fillings, priced below buying separately. What's in the kit 1x Light-Curable Composite — Flowable & packable, shade A2, 3g/1.5g syringe (worth £12.00) 1x Flowable Composite Resin — 1.5ml, shade A2, for lining and small cavities (worth £5.50) 1x Dental Etching Agent — 37% phosphoric acid gel with dispensing tips (worth £5.50) 1x Micro Applicator Tips (Regular)— Pack of 400, precision microbrushes for bonding agents (worth £9.00) 1x Articulating Paper — Thin blue, 30 microns, for occlusal checking (worth £8.00) Total value if bought separately: £40.00. Kit price: £35.99. Who this kit is for Built for UK general dental practices performing routine composite restorations. Shade A2 is the most commonly used shade in UK practice, matching average adult dentition. Suitable for Class I to Class V restorations. Why buy as a kit Covers the full restorative sequence — etch, bond, restore, adjust Save £4.01 compared to individual purchase Both flowable and packable composite included for lining and bulk fill 400 micro applicators — enough for months of routine restorative work Frequently Asked Questions What materials are needed for a composite filling? A direct composite restoration requires phosphoric acid etchant to prepare the tooth surface, a bonding agent applied with micro applicators, composite resin (both flowable for lining and packable for bulk), and articulating paper to check the occlusion afterwards. This kit contains all of these. Why is shade A2 the most common composite shade? A2 sits in the middle of the VITA classical shade range and matches average adult dentition more often than any other single shade. It is the highest-turnover stock shade in UK general dental practice. What is the difference between flowable and packable composite? Flowable composite has lower viscosity and flows into fine cavity margins and undercuts, making it ideal as a liner or for small restorations. Packable composite is sculptable and has higher compressive strength, suited to larger load-bearing posterior fillings. Using both together gives the best of each. How long should etching gel be left on the tooth? 37% phosphoric acid etchant is typically applied for 15–30 seconds on enamel and 10–15 seconds on dentine, then rinsed thoroughly for at least 10 seconds. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific bonding protocol. How much does a dental restorative kit cost in the UK? The Hospitrade Restorative Kit is £35.99, compared to £40.00 buying the five components individually — a saving of £4.01. A premium 3M ESPE version is also available. Where can UK dentists buy composite restorative materials? Hospitrade Ltd supplies composite resins, bonding agents and etchants from UK stock with next day delivery available. Order at hospitrade.co.uk. Contact us: sales@hospitrade.co.uk | 07766 503036