Compex HD
Heated Composite Dispenser
Over 60 studies have shown the benefits of heating composites prior to placement. Most of the studies used the AdDent Calset, the first composite heater designed for the dental profession. These proven benefits include increased flow as you would expect but the advantages of preheating go much further.
Compex HD
For optimum temperature, all the benefits of heated delivery, Compex HD delivers the perfect flow for all restorative procedures including injection molding and porcelain cementation. Compex HD heats all compules to 155°F (68°C) in 40 seconds. Up to 100 compules can be dispensed without recharging. This all-in-one, lightweight, heated dispenser saves space and easily moves from room to room. Fast compule insertion and ejection saves time. Infection control is addressed with included autoclavable silicone sleeves and barrier bags that prevent cross-contamination. The ease, convenience, and comfort of Compex HD make it a must-have for your practice.
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Features
- Light weight handheld rechargeable device.
- Heats a broad range of compules.
- Heats compules to 155°F (68°C) in 40 seconds or less.
- Heats up to 100 compules without recharging.
- Easy to load and unload with patented ejector mechanism.
- Silicone sleeve and barrier bag.
- Short recharge time.
Benefits
Comfortable all in one heater and dispenser – saves space, easily moved room to room.
Heats most composite compules currently on the market.
Delivers all composite without temperature loss.
Charge no more than once per week under normal use.
Fast compule insertion and removal saves time.
Minimizes cross contamination by dentist or assistant.
Full charge time is only 4.5 hours.
Compex HD vs. Competitor
When compared, Compex HD emerges as the preferred choice.
No programming required
Longer operating time
Ease of intraoral access
Viva Learning Courses
Ask the Dental Professors
Dr. Bob Lowe and Dr. John Comisi
CE Supporter: AdDent
Expires 5/9/2028
In this CE webinar, some of the topics of discussion will include:
• the history of incremental composite placement and potential for microleakage
• clinical challenges of creating an “optimal” marginal seal with adhesive resin materials
• viscosity and adaptation of composite in cavity preparations – It all started with “flowable” composites
• advantages of heated composites in clinical placement
• the effects of heating composite of the materials’ physical properties
• the future of composite placement in restorative dentistry
Ask the Dental Professors Part 2
Dr. Bob Lowe and Dr. John Comisi
CE Supporter: AdDent
Expires 6/14/2028
In this CE webinar, some of the topics of discussion will include:
• the history of incremental composite placement and potential for microleakage
• clinical challenges of creating an “optimal” marginal seal with adhesive resin materials
• viscosity and adaptation of composite in cavity preparations – It all started with “flowable” composites
• advantages of heated composites in clinical placement
• the effects of heating composite of the materials’ physical properties
• the future of composite placement in restorative dentistry