Yellow Relyx Glass Fiber Posts (1.3m) (10p + 10c.) - 3m

Yellow Relyx Glass Fiber Posts

10 posts size 1 (1.3 mm dia.),
10 points of elongation

Manufacturer Ref: 56861

3M ESPE Relyx Fiberglass Post

More than just a root post, the RelyX Fiber Post Post by 3M ESPE is a complete system designed to facilitate excellent clinical results.
Higher fatigue resistance than most major fiberglass poles
The RelyX Unicem Aplicap elongation tip allows a virtually free air entrapment cementation
Aesthetic thanks to its translucency and without the risk of corrosion that can appear with metallic poles

Properties of Fiber Relyx Posts from 3M ESPE

RelyX Fiber Post Root Post offers long-term safety and stability
RelyX Fiber Post : Higher elasticity
The RelyX Fiber Post post has a more resilient elasticity than dentine than metal and ceramic posts - so there is a lower risk of root fracture due to the "wedge effect"

RelyX Fiber Post : Resistance to fatigue
RelyX Fiber Post offers excellent resistance against fatigue compared to fiberglass poles from competing brands.

3M ESPE Relyx Fiberglass Post
Permanent restorations will remain permanent
RelyX Unicem cement offers optimum, proven adhesion with less preparation work. With RelyX Unicem cement, there is no need to etch, apply "primer" or apply adhesive. Its performance is supported by more than 60 studies and evaluations of third parties.

Faster, easier and more reliable cementing

The RelyX Unicem Aplap elongation tip is designed to fill the root canal with cement from the apical to the coronal end, reducing the chances of leaving spaces in the cement that may compromise the adhesion strength.

By filling the root canal from the apical to the coronal end, the chances of leaving spaces in the cement that could compromise the adhesion resistance are reduced.

These SEM images show a simulated root canal filled with RelyX Unicem cement, using a conventional method (right) and with the new elongation tip (left), clearly showing less spaces.

3M ESPE Fiber Relyx Post Indications

Insufficient residual tooth structure (less than 4 mm)
Need to use a root post to provide support and fixation to coronal restoration