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Made from monolithic lithium dislocate ceramic, E.max is known for esthetics and perfect fit. China Dental Lab (CDL) offers high quality IPS E.max Veneer/Crown. We save you money on the cost of dental veneers. e.max is often used as an alternative to PFMs. If your patient is looking for optimal esthetics in their dental restoration, IPS e.max is the solution. Providing flawless contacts and occlusion, and flexural strength of 360-400 MPa, e.max is ideal for veneers, inlays, onlays, single-unit anterior or posterior crowns, screw-retained implant crowns, 3-unit anterior bridges or restorations with minimum preparation dimensions.
IPS E.max Esthetic
IPS E.max Esthetic is a pressable ceramic delivering the fit of a pressed restoration with the esthetics of a layered restoration. It is ideal for veneers and provides our technicians with the material to create life-like veneers. IPS E.max Esthetic can also be used for crowns, inlays and onlays.
The new IPS E.max Esthetic Line offers heightened aesthetics, enhanced properties and cost effectiveness for the Staining Technique and partially layered veneers in your laboratory.
Advantages / Benefits True-to-nature esthetics Homogeneous leucite crystal distribution allowing for: Higher flexural strength Improved optical properties Optimized color and clarity
Indications
Veneers
Inlays or Onlays
Full-coverage single crowns
Advantages / Benefits
> Fluorapatite glass ceramic mimics natural translucency, brightness and shade providing life-like esthetics
> High strength lithium disilicate framework ensures clinical reliability
> Metal-free for outstanding esthetics
> Wear compatibility
> Excellent margin adaptation
> Programat X1, Programat P300, Programat P500, Programat P700, Programat EP 5000
> Compatible with Ivoclar Vivadent alloys
> Matching luting cement Vivaglass CEM or Multilink Automix
Indications
> Full-coverage crowns & bridges
> Three-unit bridges with one Pontic, up to the second premolar as the distal abutment
