For basic layering in accordance with V-Shades there are 16 dentines along with the opaque materials and 6 base incisals at your disposal. Each of the opaque materials is aligned exactly to its base shade and follows nature’s example by way of fluorescence and variation of brightness.

The main task of any dentine material is to achieve the required chroma, regardless of the respective layered thickness at your disposal. This requirement has been achieved with the Kiss concept most outstandingly. Also, the fluorescent luminosities have been adjusted in accordance with shade saturation.

In order to contain the right proportions of chroma (dentine) and brightness (incisal) for the basic layering technique, it is important to have different organic pigmentations in the porcelain powders. All organic pigmentations are visible at all times during layering and each color plays its own role in the concept.

A better adaption to the V-Shades is assured through the 6 basic incisal shades of the new Kiss concept.

According to your own individual layering technique, you have the choice between normal SD/SD color liquid or for extra stackability, the SD-Form liquid. For individual shades varying from the shade guide you can of course make use of the additional powders from the new

Kiss-Shade concept.

The difference between a basic build up and an individually layered crown must be obvious to the eye, yet easy to achieve. With this objective in mind,  Kiss will help you to reach the highest level of veneering quality with system. If it’s about chroma control, then the fluorescent Power Chromas offer an amazing amount of shade nuances. The largest part of all cervical and mamelon effects can be realised in this way.

Simply by mixing the 6 different Power Chromas 1:1 with each other you can create 15 new intermediate shades. Now you have a total of 21 shade nuances at your disposal. Those can be systematically located at patient side and easily reproduced in porcelain.

If necessary, you can also tone down the Power Chromas with Stand by for use in the mamelon area. This visualises the way in which this multifunctional Stand by material can be used. It has a strong transparent and opalescent character and can be mixed with any of the other materials. The 5 opal effect powders can be used to achieve bluish-greyish or yellowish-orange characteristics in the incisal area. All 5 powders are very intense, so that the required effect can be achieved quickly and easily, but this intensity can be reduced if necessary by mixing with Stand by.

The principle of simplification was also applied to the opal incisal powders. Now there are only two opal incisals and two Flu Inside powders necessary. For enhancing occlusal cusps or the palatinal/lingual ridges of anteriors we recommend using White Surface.