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Dicor

* 1st castable ceramic


*1.5 mm circumferential reduction


*allows crystalline formation


* surface staining for color


* Cementation: adhesive or cemented

Willi's Glass

Dicor layered with feldspathic porcelain

Ceramming

* controlled crystallization


* Determined by time and temperature of heat treatment


* too much crystallization= TOO opaque

Empress 1

LEUCITE REINFORCED


* tetragonal crystallographic configuration


* need a full contour wax up


* Melting of ingot ( use heat +pressure )


*ceramming process


*abrasion resistance= same natural teeth


*final shade: staining/layering feldspathic porc


* Adhesive cem: can compensate for short CC

Empress 1 Continued

* pressable ceramics: inlays, onlays, veneers and crowns.


* Leucite crystal in glass prevent crack propagation in glass phase and tensile strength.


* crystal grown during ceramming


* semi- translucent material


*Flexure strength: 134 Mpa

Empress 2

LITHIUM DISILICATE


* Fluroapatite crystals allow for opalescence


* pressable ceramics: inlay, onlay, veneers, crowns


* Full contoured waxup or CAD/CAM milling


*abrasion resistance= same as natural tooth


*ceramming process



Empress 2 Continued

* final shade adjust by staining/layering feldspathic porc


*Wear compatible to natural teeth


* higher edge strength


* adhesive cementation


* Flexure strength: 350Mpa


EMax (Ivoclar Vivadent)

GLASS CERAMIC LITHIUM DISILICATE


* Can be pressable or CAD/CAM milled


* Flexure strength: 360-400 Mpa


* can be adhesively bonded to tooth whereas Zi cannot.


PRESSABLE

*Needle like lithium disilicate crystals embedded in glassy matrix



* polyvalent ions dissolved in glass provided the desired color

CAD/CAM Milled Blocks: Intermediate Phase

BLUE TRANSLUCENT STATE


* polyions in diff oxidation states, therefore blue color


Sinistered to....

* reach their final crystallized state and their high strenght, acheieves desired tooth color/opacity when lithium metasilicate --> lithium disilicate during sintering process.

Procera

* Densely sintered high purity aluminum oxide coping


* CAD/CAM: digitized, milled/pressed, sintered, porcelain application


* flexure strength: 687 Mpa (worst)


Procera CAD/CAM

*prep: deep chamfer, no sharp angles


* scan die


* Cpu fabcricates enlarged refractory die, lab fab sintered alunious oxide coping


* Sintering (20%) shrinkage


* lab applies porcelain on coping

Zirconia

* transition metal= elcellent physical props


* addition of Y2O3 allows retention of tetra form at room tmep: high tougness, prevents crack propag.


* presintered blocks for milling


*sintering= ~25% shrinkage


* Flexure Strength: 800-1000 Mpa *(best)

Zirconia transformation Toughening

During heat process, addition of Y2O3 allows retention of tetragonal structure at room temp, thus arresting crack propagation and leading to higher toughness.

Zirconia Milling ( green state)

* softer, therefore decreased temperature, then sintering heals any milling induced defects

Zirconia Milling (milling core after sintering)

High temp milling may cause surface damge and defect formation, and may decreased life span of restoration