Crown and Bridge
At our laboratory, we offer a comprehensive range of options for dental restorations, catering to a diverse array of needs and preferences. From single units to full arch bridges, we provide a variety of materials including zirconia, lithium, and metal, allowing our clients to select the option that best suits their individual requirements.
These materials are not only chosen for their strength and durability but also for their ability to deliver exceptional aesthetic results. In conjunction with these materials, we utilize high-quality porcelains to craft custom, natural-looking restorations that seamlessly blend with the patient’s existing dentition.
Whether you’re seeking a single tooth restoration or a complex full arch bridge, our team has the expertise and resources to deliver precisely what you need. With our commitment to quality and attention to detail, you can trust that your restoration will not only be functional and long-lasting but also aesthetically pleasing, enhancing the overall appearance of your smile.
Crown and Bridge Materials
1** ZIRCONIA**( Mono and Multilayer Katana Zirconia ) **
2** Lithium Disilicate ** ( Hass Amber , EMAX )**
3** PFZ (Porcelain Fused to Zirconia)**
4** PFM (porcelain Fused to Metal)**
5** Full Metal Cast (White, Yellow, Semi Precious Metals and More )**
1** ZIRCONIA**( Mono and Multilayer Katana Zirconia ) **
*ADVANTAGES*
2. Lithium Dicilicate ** ( Hass Amber , EMAX )**
Our Lithium Disilicate crowns, crafted with meticulous attention to detail by our skilled technicians, embody the perfect blend of exceptional aesthetics and unmatched strength. Utilizing an advanced fabrication process, we enhance translucency, allowing these crowns to seamlessly blend with natural dentition. Moreover, our versatile Lithium Disilicate material extends beyond crowns to include veneers and bridges, underscoring its adaptability and effectiveness in restorative dentistry.
The Hass Amber Lithium disilicate material has indeed revolutionized the dental industry. We’ve found it to be remarkably versatile and aesthetically pleasing. It’s the ideal choice for situations requiring both beauty and strength, such as single-unit full coverage crowns, veneers, inlays, and onlays. Whether we mill this material in our state-of-the-art CAD/CAM department or utilize cutting-edge press techniques, the results are consistently reliable.
An added benefit is the option to layer Noritake LF CZR onto this material. The combination of strength, aesthetics, and versatility makes it an exceptionally attractive choice in restorative materials.
3. PFZ (Porcelain Fused to Zirconia)
** PFZ (Porcelain Fused to Zirconia) restorations combine the strength of zirconia with the aesthetic versatility of porcelain. Zirconia provides exceptional durability and support, while the porcelain overlay delivers natural-looking results. This popular option offers both strength and aesthetics for a wide range of dental restorations. or PFZ (Porcelain Fused to Zirconia) restorations are crafted by combining the robustness of zirconia with the aesthetic adaptability of porcelain. This fusion of materials results in dental restorations that boast exceptional durability along with a natural appearance. PFZ is a widely favored option in dentistry due to its ability to provide both strength and lifelike aesthetics, making it an ideal choice for a diverse range of dental treatments and procedures.
4. Full Metal Cast (White, Yellow, Semi Precious Metals)**
Full Metal Cast restorations offer a versatile solution for various dental needs, with options including white, yellow, semi-precious metals, and more. These restorations are meticulously crafted using high-quality materials, ensuring both durability and functionality. Whether it’s a white or yellow metal cast or a semi-precious metal option, each restoration is custom-designed to meet the unique requirements of the patient. With a range of options available, Full Metal Cast restorations provide flexibility and reliability for dental professionals, making them a trusted choice for a wide array of dental
- Full Cast Options
- 1: Non Precious
- 2: Semi Precious
- 3: Precious ( White and Yellow Gold )
1: Non Precius CROWNS & BRIDGES | FULL CAST
Non-precious full cast metal restorations provide a reliable and cost-effective option for dental prosthetics. These restorations are crafted using high-quality alloys that do not contain precious metals like gold or platinum. While they may not have the same value as precious metal restorations, non-precious cast metals offer excellent durability and biocompatibility.
Typically used for crowns and bridges, non-precious metal restorations are known for their strength and longevity. They are well-suited for patients seeking a functional and affordable solution for their dental needs. With careful craftsmanship and attention to detail, these restorations can provide patients with comfortable and long-lasting dental prosthetics that meet their aesthetic and functional requirements.
2: Semi-Precious Full Cast
Features
- Long-term wear characteristics
- Full cast crowns can last for 30-40 years with good oral hygiene
- Full cast gold is still one of the most wear friendly of dental materials and is extremely bio-compatible
- Superior biocompatibility: gold crowns have been shown to have fewer pathogens due to highly polished, thin margin areas and the fact that the pathogens do not have an affinity for gold
- Available in noble and high noble white and yellow alloys, and non-precious alloy
Benefits
- Longevity
- Plaque resistance
- High marginal integrity and durability
Contraindications
- Not indicated for anterior restorations where high esthetics are required
- Not recommended for patients with specific alloy sensitivities
3:Precious Metal Full cast Gold Crown
Features
- Long-term wear characteristics
- Full cast crowns can last for 30-40 years with good oral hygiene
- Full cast gold is still one of the most wear friendly of dental materials and is extremely bio-compatible
- Superior biocompatibility: gold crowns have been shown to have fewer pathogens due to highly polished, thin margin areas and the fact that the pathogens do not have an affinity for gold
- Available in noble and high noble white and yellow alloys, and non-precious alloy
Benefits
- Longevity
- Plaque resistance
- High marginal integrity and durability
Contraindications
- Not indicated for anterior restorations where high esthetics are required
- Not recommended for patients with specific alloy sensitivities
