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E.max is a brand name for a glass-ceramic material (lithium disilicate) used to make both dental crowns and veneers, prized for its high aesthetic quality, durability, and natural appearance. E.max veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells bonded to the front of teeth to improve their look, while E.max crowns are caps that cover the entire tooth, used to protect and restore damaged teeth.
E.max is a brand name for a glass-ceramic material (lithium disilicate) used to make both dental crowns and veneers, prized for its high aesthetic quality, durability, and natural appearance. E.max veneers are thin, tooth-colored shells bonded to the front of teeth to improve their look, while E.max crowns are caps that cover the entire tooth, used to protect and restore damaged teeth.
IPS E.mas
Layered zirconia is a type of dental restorative material that combines a robust zirconia (zirconium dioxide) core for strength with an outer layer of aesthetic ceramic or porcelain veneer to achieve a highly natural, tooth-like appearance. This hybrid approach offers a superior balance of durability and aesthetics compared to monolithic (solid) zirconia or traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) restorations.
Layered zirconia
Full Zirconia
High translucent zirconia can be milled as monolithic, as well as multi-layered. Its surface does not cause excessive abrasion to the opposing teeth. It provides an excellent appeal and a higher flexural strength when compared to other all-ceramic restorations such as lithium disilicate.
High translucent zirconia can be milled as monolithic, as well as multi-layered. Its surface does not cause excessive abrasion to the opposing teeth. It provides an excellent appeal and a higher flexural strength when compared to other all-ceramic restorations such as lithium disilicate.
Implant Crowns & Bridges
Implant Crowns & Bridges
Implant crowns are prosthetic components that are cemented to an abutment connected to endosseous dental implants and are intended for use as an aid in prosthetic rehabilitation of missing teeth.
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