Introducing IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi for CEREC®
- 1. Chairside Zirconia - Introduction
- 2. Chairside Zirconia - Crystallization Phases
- 3. Chairside Zirconia - Improving Zirconia
- 4. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Classification
- 5. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Low-Temperature Degradation
- 6. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Presintering Handling
- 7. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Sintering
- 8. Chairside Zirconia - Katana Zirconia
- 9. Chairside Zirconia - IPS e.max ZirCAD Zirconia
- 10. Chairside Zirconia - CEREC Zirconia
- 12. Chairside Zirconia - Glaze Or Polish
- 13. Chairside Zirconia - PrePolish Before Sintering
- 14. Chairside Zirconia - Polishing Zirconia
- 15. Chairside Zirconia - Glazing Zirconia
- 16. Chairside Zirconia - Adhesive Or Conventional Cementation Zirconia
- 17. Chairside Zirconia - Cementing Zirconia
- 18. Chairside Zirconia - Preparation Of Zirconia For Bonding
- 19. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Resin Cements
- 20. Chairside Zirconia - Dry Mill Zirconia Margins
- KATANA Zirconia 18-minute Sintering with SpeedFire
- Zirconia Adhesive Bonding
- Zirconia Margins
- Zirconia Properties
- Zirconia Sintering
- Zirconia Surface Finish
- Introducing IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi for CEREC®
- KATANA™ Zirconia now available in 14Z L with 18 Minute Sintering Time
- Solving the Cement vs Adhesive Bond Dilemma for Zirconia Restorations
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia Restorations
- Unlocking Chairside Zirconia
- Enhance Your Restorations With KATANA Solutions
- Expand Your CEREC® Capabilities with Confidence- New Treatment and Restoration Innovations
- Introduction to the Katana Zirconia Block
- One Day Dentistry is More Important Today, Than Ever
- You have come a long way, Zirconia
- Katana Extrafine Primemill Case
- Use of Katana in the Anterior
- Katana Fracture During Milling
- Pre-polish Zirconia Crown
- Zirconia Translucency
- Proposals with CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+
- CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+ Introduction
- Super Fast vs Extra Fine Milling Zirconia
- Zirconia Polishing Technique Super Fast vs Extra Fine Milling
- CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+ Design Differences
Course Description
IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi features a gradual progression of shade and translucency from dentin to incisal, designed to create life-like anterior and posterior single crowns and three unit bridges. With This new material features excellent mechanical properties with a flexural strength value of 850 MPa and a fracture toughness of 3.6 MPa. You now have a chairside zirconia that offers life-like natural esthetics, high strength and is cementable from the brand you trust e.max. If necessary restorations can be customized using IPS e.max crystall shades and stains. IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi is available in seven A-D shades, one bleach shade and two sizes C17 and B45.
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Presenters
Sameer Puri D.D.S.CDOCS
There is no quiz associated with this course.