Superior Strength: Boasts physical properties comparable to traditional paste composites, making it suitable for Class I through V restorations.

Controlled Fluidity: Features a "flowable-yet-stackable" viscosity that stays where you put it without slumping.

High Gloss: Designed for easy polishing and long-term aesthetic gloss retention.

Radiopacity: Excellent visibility on X-rays for easy diagnostic monitoring.

Precision Delivery: The syringe design includes an ergonomic plunger and thin tips for bubble-free application in hard-to-reach areas.

G-ænial Universal Flo is a universal, light-cured, radiopaque injectable composite restorative. Unlike traditional flowables that are often relegated to liners or small repairs, this material is engineered with the physical strength and wear resistance of a modern hybrid composite. It features a high-viscosity "thixotropic" consistency, meaning it flows under pressure during application but holds its shape once placed, allowing for precise build-ups.

Material Type: Light-cured radiopaque flowable composite.

Weight: 3.4g per syringe.

Volume: 2mL per syringe.

Shade: A2 (Universal Vitapan® shade).

Manufacturer: GC Corporation, Tokyo, Japan.

Storage Temperature: 4–25°C (39.2–77.0°F).

1 x G-ænial Universal Flo Syringe (3.4g/2mL).

3 x Disposable Dispensing Tips (Needle tips) with protective caps for precise application.

Instruction Manual: Detailed usage guide (contained inside the box).

Preparation: Clean the tooth surface and apply your preferred bonding agent according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Application: Attach the dispensing tip to the syringe. Apply the composite in increments (usually not exceeding 2mm for optimal curing).

Contouring: Allow the material to adapt to the cavity walls. Its flowable nature ensures excellent marginal adaptation.

Light Curing: Cure with a standard dental curing light. Note: Curing time depends on the power of the light and the depth of the increment.

Finishing: Once cured, finish and polish using standard composite polishing points or discs.

Manufacturer: GC Corporation, Tokyo, Japan.

Storage: Store in a cool, dark place (4–25°C / 39.2–77.0°F) away from high temperatures or direct sunlight.

Clinical Use: Ideal for small cavities, cervical restorations (Class V), splintering, and as a liner or base.

Shelf Life: Typically 2–3 years from the date of manufacture (check the batch number on the box for the specific expiration date).