Emax Pressable Ceramics

Ips e max delivers high strength and highly esthetic materials for the press and the cad cam technologies.

Emax pressable ceramics.

Ips empress optec opc lithia reinforced glass ceramic e g. Emax based all ceramic prostheses are rapidly gaining widespread popularity in cosmetic dentistry due to their excellent esthetics durability and strength. The system consists of innovative lithium disilicate glass. Like overcoming the concern of you the dental lab technician that perhaps your working and expansion liquid has travelled through freezing conditions rendering the liquid all.

The answer is easy. One of them is milled and one is pressed. Like getting rid of that reaction layer between other muffles and the lithium disilicate ceramic to providing wafer thin margins and crisp clear definition. A ceramics ltd 128 132 manchester road shaw oldham gtr manchester ol2 7dd tel.

If on the other hand your question is which one of them is better you first have to realize that for all intents and purposes the ceramic is the same. Emax is an all ceramic system that is based on lithium disilicate glass and consists of quartz lithium dioxide phosphoroxide alumina potassium oxide and trace elements. Heraceram from kulzer is a flexible veneer system for all indications and aesthetic requirements. The polychromatic ips e max press multi ingots are particularly attractive showing a lifelike colour transition.

Ips empress 2 ips emax empress 15. The ingots are available in five translucency levels and in an impulse version. Info a ceramics co uk company registration no. Various generation of pressable ceramics by presure molding and sintering shrink free ceramics e g.

Figures 1 and 2 figure 1 figure 2. Cerestore alceram by heat transfer molded leucite reinforced glass ceramic e g. This innovative ceramic provides highly esthetic results and compared to other glass ceramics demonstrates a strength that is 2 5 to 3 times higher. Ips e max press is a legendary lithium disilicate glass ceramic ls 2 for the press technique.

What is the difference between an all ceramic restoration that is milled and one that is waxed and pressed. The ingots are selected to suit the case at hand and the.