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lithium disilicate dental
The adhesive bonding process with lithium disilicate dental is straightforward and effective. The material’s surface can be etched and treated to enhance bonding strength, ensuring a secure and durable fit. This reliable bonding contributes to the overall success and longevity of the restoration, providing patients with lasting dental solutions.
zirchime lithium disilicate dental
In terms of processing, lithium disilicate dental is highly versatile. It can be fabricated using various techniques, including traditional lost-wax casting and modern CAD/CAM milling methods. This flexibility allows dental technicians and clinicians to choose the most suitable approach for each specific case, enhancing the efficiency and precision of the restorative process.
FAQ
Q: How is lithium disilicate processed for dental restorations? A: Lithium disilicate can be fabricated using traditional lost-wax casting or modern CAD/CAM milling methods, offering flexibility in the manufacturing process. Q: Is lithium disilicate biocompatible? A: Yes, lithium disilicate is biocompatible and well-tolerated by the human body, with minimal risk of causing allergic reactions or adverse tissue responses. Q: What types of dental restorations can be made with lithium disilicate? A: Dental restorations such as crowns, bridges, veneers, inlays, onlays, and implant-supported prostheses can be made using lithium disilicate. Q: How does lithium disilicate compare to other dental ceramics? A: Lithium disilicate offers superior strength, better aesthetic qualities, and improved bonding capabilities compared to many other dental ceramics. Q: Can lithium disilicate be bonded to the tooth structure? A: Yes, lithium disilicate can be adhesively bonded to the tooth structure, providing superior retention and stability for the restoration.
Reviews
Ava
We appreciate the strength and color stability of your zirconia blocks, which enhance our final restorations.
Amelia
Your PMMA products are incredibly reliable and easy to work with, perfect for creating temporary restorations.
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