Always one of the limitations of cementing materials has been that the ideal flowability is often related to the low filler content, which makes the material too compressible and difficult to use for fear of creating rises. We worked on the thixotropy of the material, a phenomenon dependent on the viscosity and amount of monomers present and the size and amount of filler, resulting in a highly compressible cement on par with a flowable but with filler very close in percentage to a traditional hybrid restorative composite.