Package:

0.3gm capsule Enamel

Choose Shade of composite:
UE1, UE2, UE3

Like NATURE does it!

ENA HRi nano-hybrid composite produces incredibly natural looking composite restorations. Only ENA HRi matches a natural tooth's optical properties to produce invisible restorations with invisible margins. Conceived and developed by the renowned Dr. Lorenzo Vanini, it is now used by leading clinicians world-wide and is the ultimate choice for the discriminating clinician.

The ENA HRi difference!

The key to ENA HRi esthetics is an exclusive patented enamel composite material. ENA HRi enamel composite refracts light like human enamel. This development creates invisible margins without the need to compensate by increasing bevels and increasing the thickness of dentin composite.


ENA HRi is the only composite material that has the same refractive index as natural enamel.

HRi enamel - Just like human enamel...

A thicker HRi enamel increases the opalescent effect

Just like human enamel, thicker layers of HRi increase in opalescence. This allows you to restore missing enamel by simply replacing it with an equal amount of HRi - with no visible margins, no need for significant bevels, and no graying effect.

Only 3 Shades of Enamel

The HRi system contains only 3 enamel shades, and these are related to the patient's age group. Young enamel is very bright [high value]. As patients approach middle age, this value decreases. The process continues as patients reach their senior years.

Composite	Refractive Index
NATURAL ENAMEL	1.6200
ENA HRi (Micerium)	1.6200
Clearfill Majesty (Kuraray)	1.5320
Filtek Supreme (3M)	1.5270
Point 4 (Kerr)	1.5230
Esthet-X (Dentsply)	1.5210
Venus (Kulzer)	1.5210
Tetric Ceram (Ivoclar)	1.5195
Kalore (GC)	1.5132
Gradia Direct (GC)	1.4910
Herculite XRV (Kerr)	1.4830
Renamel Nano (Cosmedent)	1.4745

HRi dentin - Just like human dentin...

HRi has a fluorescent dentin

HRi dentin shades are highly fluorescent and designed to work with HRi enamel shades for desired results. One or two dentin shades are all that is needed to get the desire results. In nature, the dentin mass transmits its hue and chroma through an enamel mass, which completely surrounds the underlying dentin. This is exactly how a tooth is restored with HRi.

Why traditional techniques don't work

If you are frustrated with spending precious time to produce a high level esthetic composite restoration, only to be disappointed in the result, it's not your fault. With traditional layering techniques, it's a hit-or-miss process.

Popular enamel composites produce a graying effect as they are applied in thicker layers, because their refraction index is not tuned to human enamel. The only way they achieve results is through a complicated and unpredictable layering technique. Even if successful under certain lighting conditions, these restorations are subject to metameric failure.

Traditional restorations leave visible margins

Previous solutions are too complicated

HRi Technique - Invisible margins

Invisible margins, reproducing with HRi the same thickness of the natural enamel. *Measurements refractive indices from the University of Fraunhofer Institute Dresden, on enamel shells natural and universal enamel HRi.