Zirconium product

 

WHY USE THE MULTI-LAYERED HIGH TRANSLUCENCY ZIRCONIA?

• It’s uniquely innovative in metal-free aesthetics and the perfect material for any kind of restoration
• Lithium disilicate results with Zirconia strength
• In house trained CAD / CAM designers work within micron accuracy
• Its unique properties give a natural looking appearance
• Available with different characteristics; from 550 MPa to 1200 Mpa

We work closely with dental clinics throughout Canada to ensure we can provide the very best from our dental laboratory in Burlington. From the aesthetically pleasing, translucent finish of our zirconia laminated crowns, and porcelain fused to metal (PFM) crowns, to the versatility of an IPS e.max Press, a Lithium disilicate (LS2) glass-ceramic for restorations including veneers, inlays, onlays, and bridges, you are sure to find the right option for your patients available for manufacture at Royal Dental Studio.

IPS e.max

IPS e.max Press lithium disilicate glass ceramic offers excellent fit, biocompatible and exceptional aesthetic restorations. They are characterized for their high strength of 500 MPa, high translucency and versatility. Therefore, depending on your demands, restorations could include

inlays, onlays, and from veneers to bridges.

 

 

Porcelain Fused To Metal (PFM)

Porcelain Fused to Metal crowns consist of metal sub-structure that have high compressive and tensile strength, with porcelain fused to the metal. The porcelain gives it a natural tooth like appearance thus making it highly aesthetic. PFM is still one of the popular choices by dentists for crown restorations because, when they are carefully constructed and fitted, they are strong, reliable and aesthetically pleasing. The versatility does not stop there; a variety of precious, semi-precious and non-precious alloy could be used, and restorations could be anterior or posterior.

 

Monolithic Zirconia

Monolithic Zirconia Crown is a new all ceramic crown and bridge restorations, that are milled with the latest CAD/CAM technology from all-zirconia blocks. Zirconia is the hardest material used in dentistry today and is virtually unbreakable. For this reason, they are suited for Bruxism, allergy prone, thermal sensitive tooth patients and tooth preserving preparation. Because of their aesthetically pleasing property, restorations could range from anterior to posterior. Above all, they are an ideal alternative to full cast metal restoration.