Products

• Porcelain Fused to Metal (P.F.M.) also known as metal-ceramic crown (M.C.C.), metal porcelain veneer, etc. PFM's are the most common restorations. It has been on the market for a long time and is the most conventionally used restoration.
  • Requirements:
    • At least 1.5 reductions
    • Champfer margin
    • Benefits:
  • Benefits:
    • Strength
    • Dark dentin forgiving
  • Indications:
    • Single crown, bridge, and Maryland Bridge.
• Composite
  • Metal free restoration.
  • Indication: Inlay/Onlay
• Veneers
  • Benefits:
    • Close the gap between the teeth
    • Make teeth bigger or smaller
    • Repair broken or missing teeth
    • Get rid of any stains
  • Requirements:
    • Need at least one of the following: Pictures of desired outcome, mounted diagnostic casts, study model, or wax-ups.
    • Keep patient’s expectation realistic!
    • Need dentin/stumpf shade.
    • Enough reduction for your desired outcome.
  • Indications:
    • Alignment
    • Diastema Closure
    • Peg Laterals
    • Fractures
    • Staining and Fluorosis
• All Porcelain Crown
  • Benefits:
    • Superior Aesthetic Appearance
    • Metal free restoration
  • Requirements:
    • At least 1.5 reductions
    • Champfer margin
    • Light and uniform dentin/stumpf color
  • Indications:
    • Anterior or posterior crowns
    • Anterior 3-unit bridges
    • Veneers
• Zirconia. Zirconia restorations are compatible with the human body in that they contain no metal. Zirconia is the next generation dental restoration. Zirconia restoration has been around more than 10 years.
  • Benefits.
    • It has superior properties
    • Steel like strength (3-point flexural strength is approx. 1150 MPa)
    • Aesthetic Appearance
    • Biocompatibility
    • Low thermal conductivity
  • Indications:
    • Anterior and posterior crowns
    • Anterior and posterior bridges (up to 6 units)
  • Requirements:
    • Conventional champfer margin
    • The margin should be clearly visible (all the way around).
    • No sharp edges and undercut.
    • At least 1.5 mm occlusal clearance.
  • Delivery Guide
    • Conventional cement
• Full Metal Crown ( commonly referred to as metal cast crown, full gold crown). This type of restoration is ideal when there is not enough reduction or no room for porcelain. This restoration can be very costly when gold (FGC) is used.
  • Indications:
    • Crowns and bridges
    • Inlay/onlay