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A series of commercial dental composites curable by visible light have been investigated and compared in terms of their photoreactivity thanks to the photocalorimetry technique by using two different types of lamps, a conventional lamp (halogen lamp) from ESPE and a plasma lamp, Apollo 98 manufactured by DMDS. In terms of kinetics, dental composites cure in just a few seconds with plasma lamp compared to 20-40 s with halogen lamp allowing dentists to save time. Recent investigations on new composite systems having low contraction show that they are less photoreactive compared to former systems.

Light Curable Dental Composites – Kinetics by Plasma and Halogen Lamps