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Dental laboratory services
Fixed restorations, implant restorations and appliances — each with clinical indications, strength, preparation and cementation guidelines.
Crowns & Bridges
Full-Contour Zirconia
Monolithic, 100% metal-free zirconia — one of the strongest restorations available.
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Layered Zirconia
Zirconia strength with hand-layered porcelain for the most natural esthetics.
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IPS e.max®
Lithium disilicate glass-ceramic for crowns, veneers, inlays and onlays.
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PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal)
Porcelain over a high noble, noble or non-precious alloy substructure.
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Gold Crowns
Full-cast gold for longevity and strength where esthetics are not the priority.
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Appliances
Night Guards & Splints
Occlusal guards that protect enamel and reduce muscle tension in bruxism.
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Sleep Apnea Devices
Mandibular advancement appliances for obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.
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Essix Retainers
Clear thermoformed retainers made from your scan or impression.
Clinical detailsMaterial quick reference
Summarised from each product page.
| Restoration | Flexural strength | Key indication | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Contour Zirconia | 1200 MPa flexural strength | Ideal for posterior crowns and bridges of any span | High esthetic demand is difficult to achieve due to the opacity of the material and lack of three-dimensional properties |
| Layered Zirconia | 1200 MPa flexural strength on exposed zirconia areas 100 MPa flexural strength on exposed porcelain areas | Ideal for anterior crowns and bridges of any span | Cannot be bonded |
| IPS e.max® | 460 MPa flexural strength 3 times stronger than IPS Empress | Single units only (not indicated for bridges) | Bridges of any span (e.max is for single units only) |
| PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal) | 100 MPa flexural strength on exposed porcelain areas | Anterior and posterior crowns | Not suitable for bruxers or patients with other occlusal dysfunction |
| Gold Crowns | Malleable and flexible. It remains the gold standard for withstanding heavy load. | Anterior and posterior crowns | Not recommended for high esthetic demand |
| Zirconia Screw-Retained Implant Bridges | 1200 MPa flexural strength on exposed zirconia areas 100 MPa flexural strength on exposed porcelain areas | Replacing acrylic dentures with a semi-permanent solution | Less than 12 mm prosthetic height from implant platform to occlusal table |
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