Composite materials with amorphous calcium phosphate (ACP) release remineralizing ions that can be deposited in demineralized dental hard tissues and thus aid in the prevention of secondary caries. The main shortcomings of this class of experimental biomaterials are insufficient mechanical properties and fast degradation in the oral environment. The ACP-composites can be admixed with reinforcing fillers to improve mechanical properties and durability. The aim of this study was to investigate various properties of experimental ACP-composites that are important for their clinical applicability. Specifically, the effect of 10 wt% of reinforcing fillers comprising of barium glass and silica on the degree of conversion (DC), depth of cure, optic...