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Eight commercial and two experimental light cured composite have been tested for color stability after experimental aging. Color differences were measured by computer-controlled spectrophotometry and expressed in terms of L*A*B* color coordinates (CIELAB). Although three composites with a high content of anorganic filler showed the best color stability and the material with the lowest anorganic filler content showed the greatest discoloration, there was no strong correlation between the amount of anorganic filler on the one hand and color stability after experimental aging on the other.
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