Itena Dentoclic Fiberglass posts

Itena Dentoclic Fiberglass Posts are French-made prosthetic posts used for reconstructing a tooth after root canal treatment. Made from 80% unidirectional glass fibers embedded in a 20% epoxy-resin matrix, they combine strong compressive/fracture resistance with a natural, tooth-like elasticity that reduces the risk of root fracture compared to rigid metal posts.

Clinical Uses

• Prosthetic reconstruction of a tooth following root canal treatment
• Core build-up support before crown placement on endodontically treated teeth

Key Features

• Optimum 80% fiber / 20% matrix ratio for strong compressive strength and fracture resistance
• High concentration of longitudinal glass fibers for post resistance and elasticity that mimics natural dentin
• Low extraction resistance with no delamination, thanks to the longitudinal fiber orientation
• Natural esthetic appearance — available in translucent or ivory (white) shades
• Color-coded by diameter with matching colorimetric drills for convenient sizing

Specifications

How to Use

1. Remove excess composite/gutta percha to individualize and locate the post space.
2. Drill a pilot hole to access the canal, then use the corresponding colorimetric drill for the selected post diameter.
3. If needed, use a waterless sonic/ultrasonic diamond insert or a Gates-type drill to delaminate fiber and locate the root canal under an existing reconstruction.
4. Apply silane to the post surface and let it dry thoroughly to increase chemical bonding at the fiber/adhesive interface.
5. Bond the post with a compatible resin cement, then proceed with core build-up and crown preparation.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Itena (France) fiber posts sourced through verified supply channels
• Confirmed 80/20 fiber-to-matrix composition for predictable clinical performance
• Fast delivery across Egypt for restorative and prosthodontic practices
• Support from a team that understands post-and-core workflow needs

Pair Itena Dentoclic posts with a compatible resin cement and silane from our restorative composite range, and check our root canal sealer collection to complete the endodontic-to-restorative workflow.

FAQ

Why use a fiberglass post instead of a metal post?
Fiberglass posts have elasticity closer to natural dentin, which helps distribute stress more like a natural tooth and reduces the risk of root fracture compared to rigid metal posts.

Do I need to silanate the post before cementing?
Yes — applying silane to the post surface and letting it dry thoroughly improves chemical bonding at the fiber/adhesive interface.

How do I choose the right post diameter?
Posts are color-coded by diameter with matching colorimetric drills, so you select the drill and post of the same color/size for a consistent fit.

What shades are available?
Translucent or ivory (white) posts are available for a natural-looking final restoration.