Featured Products
Zr-40 Full Zirconia Crown
Zr-40℠ is a fully-contoured zirconia restoration with no porcelain overlay. Zr-40℠ crowns are designed and milled using CAD/CAM technology and glazed to a smooth surface. With a flexural strength of 850 MPa, the solid zirconia crowns and bridges are nearly unbreakable. Solid zirconia has quickly become the preferred replacement for full-cast and porcelain to metal restorations in the posterior. Zr-40℠ crowns and bridges are perfect for patients who clench and grind their teeth.
- Superior strength
- Optimal fit and accuracy
- Elimination of black marginal line
- Perfect margins, contacts, and occlusion
- Ideal for long-span bridges & implants
- Recommended for posterior
Layered Zirconia
Also designed and milled with CAD/CAM technology, Layered Zirconia (or Cercon®) is a zirconia substructure with porcelain overlay. When needing to meet the demands for both strength and natural esthetics, Layered Zirconia is the ideal alternative to conventional PFM restorations.
- Natural translucency for life-like esthetics
- Recommended for anterior and posterior
IPS e.max CAD/Press
IPS e.max® CAD is a Computer-Aided Designed lithium disilicate ceramic restoration that delivers an exceptional fit, precise contours, perfect contacts, a high flexural strength of 360MPa, and natural-like aesthetics unaffected by the shade of the prepared tooth.
PFM Crowns
Composed of your conventional silver and gold alloys, Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal is the traditional option for simple to advanced combination cases.
- Captek®
- Porcelain Fused to High Noble Yellow or White Gold
- Porcelain Fused to Noble Alloy (SP)
- Porcelain Fused to Base Metal (NP)
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