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SmartLite Pro
Modular LED Curing Light

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More Than a Dental Curing Light

Introducing the SmartLiteĀ®Ā Pro modular LED curing light, one of the simplest and most versatile dental instruments you will ever own. Allowing you to seamlessly move from one workflow to another.

While it is best known for leading quality of cure, it features a unique modular design with interchangeable tips for a variety of clinical indications.Ā The specially designed transillumination tip is a diagnostic tool to visualize caries, fractures and rootcanals. And now, the multi-directional movement of the SmartLiteĀ Pro EndoActivatorā„¢ for effective irrigant activation. SmartLiteĀ®Ā Pro's pioneering design also accomodates the addition of future tips as dental technology advances.Ā 

Plus, if youā€™re looking for longevity, the all-metal housing provides robust performance year after year.


Why choose SmartLiteĀ® Pro?

Reliable Clinical Outcomes

Large 10 mm active curing diameter to cover bigger restorations combined with an excellent beam collimation for reliable curing even over larger distances

State of the Art Optics

Optimized 4 LED design provides a homogeneous light distribution over the entire active curing area

Form

Remarkable pen-style design that feels balanced in the hand and beautiful in its details

Modular Concept

Features a modular design with interchangeable tips for a variety of clinical indications

Function

Forward-thinking composition of clinical performance and modular versatility


Instructions for Use

To see or download Instructions for Use, please visit our Dentsply Sirona Download Center and insert the product name in the search field.

Endless Possibilities with SmartLite ProĀ®'s Modular Concept

Remarkable Design

Even before you pick up SmartLiteĀ®Ā Pro and get to work, the entire system is crafted for optimal dental workflows and predictable clinical outcomes:

  • Sleek charging stationĀ equipped with holding ports for the pen, batteries and modular tips.
  • Medical-grade stainless steel penĀ forĀ long-lasting durability year after year.
  • 360-degree swivel apparatusĀ to gain perfect access at any angle in the mouth.
  • Modular, interchangeable tipsĀ for a variety of clinical indications and future advancements.
  • Built-in radiometerĀ to ensure the appropriate curing energy for a reliable cure.

SmartLiteĀ®Ā Ā Pro is also equipped with dual batteries so you never run out of power, ever. Batteries are using the latest generation LiFePO4 battery technology.

Curing Diameter

The large 10 mm active curing diameter covers bigger restorations combined with an excellent beam collimation for reliable curing even over larger distances.

Irradiance

The optimized 4 LED design provides a homogeneous light distribution over the entire curing area. SmartLite Pro delivers an average irradiance of 1250 mW/cm2. The beam profiles of 4 lights show the distribution of light emitted across the light tips.1

SmartLite Pro Beam Profiles with 3 Competitors

Pen-style design

Remarkable pen-style design that feels balanced in the hand and beautiful in its details.


Best practice

Curing technique

In a recent study using new curing lights to test the ability of dental professionals to deliver energy to simulated restorations, there was a 10x difference in energy delivery between the best and worst operator.3 The variable is technique! Choosing a curing light with a lightweight, ergonomic design for stable positioning and simple controls for consistency of use across operators may help reduce the opportunity for technique variability.

Curing angle

The light guide tip should be as close as possible and flat against the restorative surface to have the best chance of directing light to all corners of the proximal box. Angled light guides can make it difficult to keep the surface of the light tip flat at the restoration, especially in the posterior, where 74% of direct restorations are performed.4,5 Pen-style lights make it easier to maintain the proper curing angle when space is an issueā€”such as the back of the mouth, and in geriatric and pediatric cases.

Curing distance

When the proximal box is over 6mm deep, dentists often find themselves guessing if the adhesive and composite have been sufficiently cured. Be sure the curing light cures to clinically relevant distances versus higher output power.


Keys to Light Curing

Beam Profile | Video | EN

Learn how SmartLiteĀ® Pro LED Curing Light addresses the keys to Light Curing: Beam Profile

Keys to Light Curing - Output | Video | EN

Learn how SmartLiteĀ® Pro LED Curing Light addresses the keys to Light Curing: Output

A look at beam profil

Why is a homogenous light distribution important for clinical success?Ā 


Brilliantly designed modular light with excellent curing capability and additional transillumination capacity that sets it above all other lights in the market.

Dr. A. Babul, Canada

SmartLite Pro is part of the complete Class II solution

Class II Solution

The filling concept designed for efficient and reliable results.

From matrix system to bulk fill flowable to universal composite, Dentsply Sirona Restorative provides the only complete solution with unmatched adaptation at each critical step of a Class II restoration.


Downloads

SmartLiteĀ® Pro | Curing Guide | Flyer A4

SmartLiteĀ® Pro Curing Guide Flyer, Size A4

SmartLiteĀ® Pro and SmartLite Pro EndoActivatorā„¢ | Brochure | EN

SmartLiteĀ® Pro and SmartLite Pro EndoActivatorā„¢ brochure.


Frequently Asked Questions

For many dentists, light curing is an undervalued part of any restorative procedure. They assume when they see blue light coming out of the curing light, all is good and their work is done. However, just because blue light is coming out does not mean the curing light is working effectively. And if the curing light is not working effectively, the restorative material will be left under cured esp. in deep cavities or bulk fill situations. Studies have shown that inadequate polymerization can contribute to a variety of clinical conditions such as discoloration, pulpal irritation, post-operative sensitivity and eventual failure of the restoration. Itā€™s more than just ensuring light is coming out. It is also the light intensity, wavelength, exposure duration, size, location, and orientation of the tip to the restoration.

  • Use "blue blocking" glasses or shields (orange colored).
  • Inspect the light guide tip for any contaminants or damage to the surface.
  • Surface barriers can decrease energy delivered.
  • Reposition the patient for access to light curing and to see the light tip.
  • Stabilize the light when curing.
  • Adjust the position of the light guide to achieve proximity of the light guide to the surface of the tooth being restored.
  • The tip should be perpendicular to the tooth surface being restored.
  • The light output should be as close as possible to the restoration (within 1 mm).
  • Follow the light exposure times and increment thickness recommended by the resin manufacturer. Increase your curing times for increased distances or darker or opaque shades.
  • Air cool the tooth when exposing for longer times, or when using high-output LCU's.

When the light energy is not well distributed across the light tip, there are areas of hot and cold spots which can lead to inconsistent curing throughout the restoration. The ā€œhot spotā€ areas in the center sometimes provide extremely high irradiance, but the ā€œcold spotā€ areas on the edges often barely deliver sufficient energy to cure the restoration. Ā This leads to a non-uniform cure across the restoration. Thatā€™s why a uniform beam profile is important.

Class II Approach

Increase efficiency and predictability for more consistent, successful clinical outcomes.

Class II Clinical Cases

Dentsply Sirona provides the tools and techniques necessary for patient satisfaction and procedure success.


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1. R. Price (2019). Unpublished commissioned study, data on fi le. For more information, contact Consumables-Data-Requests@dentsplysirona.com
2. Kanter V, Weldon E, Nair U, et al. A quantitative and qualitative analysis of ultrasonic versus sonic endodontic systems on canal cleanliness and obturation. Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod. 2011;112(6):809-813.doi:10.1016/j.tripleo. 2011.06.002
3. Price and Felix IADR 2010. Barcelona #467 Quantifying Light Energy Delivered to a Class I Restoration
4. Price R., Felix C., (2010). Factors Affecting the Energy Delivered to Simulated Class I and Class V Preparations. JCDA Applied Research.
5. American Dental Association Procedure Recap Report (2006). For more information, contact Consumables-Data-Requests@dentsplysirona.com