Collection: Composites

Premium Dental Composites and Accessories — Libral Traders Collection

Welcome to Libral Traders’ Composites collection, your one-stop source for high‑quality restorative composite resins, dispensing tips, and essential accessories used in modern dental procedures. Whether you're placing Class I restorations, filling cavities or doing cosmetic work, our curated range delivers reliable performance, handling, and aesthetics. 

Why Choose Our Composites Collection? 

In restorative dentistry, the right composite system can make all the difference. Our collection is carefully selected to offer: 

Optimal handling and consistency — Flowable, hybrid, or dual‑syringe formats to suit different clinical needs 

Excellent polymerization and strength — Materials that cure with minimal shrinkage and offer durable performance 

Precision dispensing — High-quality 19G pre‑bent/straight tips, dual syringes, and mixing accessories

Complementary accessories included — From cotton holders to spot‑indicator pastes to help detect marginal overhangs or stress areas 

How Our Composites Support Clinical Excellence 

Versatile Clinical Applications 

From posterior restorations to core build‑ups and cosmetic edge work, our composites support a broad spectrum of cases. The hybrid and flowable resins complement each other, hybrid resins deliver strength in bulk, while flowables help with adaptation in margins or tight areas. 

Reliable Dispensing & Control

Poor dispensing can lead to voids, inadequate cure, or wasted material. Our selection of 19G pre‑bent and straight tips ensures accurate placement and reduces excess waste. The dual‑syringe formats help simplify mixing and minimize contamination. 

Quality Assurance & Consistency

All materials are sourced from trusted brands like MB (Meta Biomed) and Vericom, and are stored, shipped, and handled under stringent conditions. This ensures batch-to-batch consistency, optimal shelf life, and clinician trust. 

Supportive Accessories

The inclusion of essential tools, such as cotton holder springs and a spot‑indicator paste, enhances procedural workflow and helps maintain precision, cleanliness, and quality checks during restorative work. 

Optimize Your Restorations with Our Composites

At Libral Traders, the Composites collection is built to support both general practitioners and specialist clinicians, from reliable core build-up composites and flowable liners to essential dispensing and diagnostic accessories. Explore each product via its detailed page, and ensure your restorative procedures benefit from top-tier materials, precision tools, and trusted clinical support.

Start browsing our composites collection and elevate your restorative workflow today! 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between hybrid and flowable composite resins?

Hybrid composites (such as Vericom Carefil LC Hybrid Composite) have a higher filler load and deliver greater strength, making them ideal for load-bearing restorations.

Flowable composites (like Vericom Carefil Flowable) have lower viscosity, allowing better adaptation to cavity walls, easier placement in tight margins, and can act as liners or base layers under hybrids.

Q2: Why are pre-bent / straight 19G tips important in composite delivery?

Using precise dispensing tips ensures accurate placement of composite into the cavity, reduces voids or overhangs, and improves access in challenging areas. The 19G size strikes a balance between flow restriction and control.

Q3: How should I store and manage composite materials to maintain their performance?

Store composite syringes under recommended temperature ranges (usually 2–25 °C unless otherwise specified).

Avoid repeated exposure to ambient light, cap syringes promptly after use.

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for shelf life and discard any composite past expiry.

Q4: What is a “Sore‑Spot Indicator” like Bausch Bio‑Ink Flow Paste used for?

A sore‑spot indicator helps identify areas of high contact pressure or marginal discrepancies after seating a restoration or crown. When applied, it flows into tiny gaps or high‑contact areas and helps the clinician spot and correct issues before final finishing.