In Which Cases Is Emax Porcelain Tooth Veneer Recommended?

We usually prefer emax tooth coatings, which can be named as full ceramic coating and full porcelain coating, for anterior tooth coatings where aesthetic expectations are high. Because of its excellent light transmittance, emax porcelain veneers can give the closest image to the natural tooth form.

What Is The Advantage Of Emax Porcelain Tooth Coating Over Other Coatings?

It has a more transparent and perfect stance in terms of its content. It gives a more aesthetic appearance. It is shorter in construction, has a shorter laboratory phase. Light reflection, reflection in flash is much closer to natural tooth. It is a highly recommended material in the anterior region because of these properties. Its compatibility with gums is very good. It preserves its color and shape properties for many years.

In Which Cases Can Emax Porcelain Tooth Be Made?

In fact, empress emax porcelain teeth can be applied in almost every case where anterior teeth are planned to be coated. Empress emax porcelain is preferred in cases where coating is planned due to discoloration, shape, shape and position defects, tooth erosion that cannot be passed on by bleaching on the front teeth.

Emax Porcelain Tooth Coating? Is Zirconium Crown Crown?

Both are specially reinforced porcelain without metal substructure. Provides perfect aesthetics and gingival harmony. With its light transmittance and resemblance to natural teeth, it is frequently applied in the anterior regions and in patients with high aesthetic expectations. While emax empress porcelain tooth coating is generally recommended for the anterior regions, zirconium tooth coating treatment is recommended in cases where high resistance and aesthetics are required in the posterior regions.

What is Full Ceramic Coating?

The most basic rule of making an aesthetic tooth is that the tooth we make is the closest to nature. So we can also say,

Let's Make A Tooth So That It Looks Natural Despite All Its Flawlessness And It Is Not Determined That It Has Been Made.

Porcelain teeth have been a preferred material in dentistry for a long time due to their proximity to natural structure and durability. However, when compared to natural teeth and metal-supported porcelains, light transmittance, color formation, opacity in appearance, color changes in the gums, etc. It has been observed that it has disadvantages during the long implementation years and solutions have been sought for this problem. The metal substructure under the ceramic superstructure was seen as the reason for these disadvantages and instead, new alternatives that were similarly robust but more aesthetic were produced. Ceramics without metal support have begun to be used as a result of this search. Although many things affect the appearance of crowns, the most important is their reaction to light. Natural teeth transmit light. As a result, depth and vitality occur in the teeth. Due to the light transmission properties of porcelain crowns without metal support, their depth and vitality are higher, so that the closest visual results to natural teeth are obtained.

What are the Advantages of Full Ceramic Crowns without Metal Support?

Full porcelain crowns; Since their light transmittance is identical to the natural tooth structure, it creates an aesthetic appearance, even if it is very well made, there is a dullness and artificiality in metal-supported porcelains. For this reason, full porcelain crowns are preferred especially for the front teeth. Metal-supported porcelains are mechanically bonded to the tooth. Full porcelains are attached to the teeth mechanically and chemically. Therefore, their retention is much higher than metal supports. Since there is no metal in the substructure in those without metal support, a dark line does not occur at the crown-gingiva level. A more aesthetic appearance is provided in arm joints. Metal-supported porcelains appear exaggerated white in some lights (purple light, flash and spot lights, etc.), while the existing natural teeth give the appearance of a dark space as if they were not in the mouth. This distinction is not clearly felt in full porcelain.

IPS - EMPRESS II CROWNS

It is obtained by compressing reinforced porcelain in special machines and baking it at high temperature. It is preferred especially in front teeth due to its very good light transmittance. It is not sufficiently resistant to chewing forces, especially for the back region. However, high aesthetic advantages in the anterior regions are the reasons for being preferred.

Zirconium Based Bridges

In this system, zirconium, a white alloy, is used instead of metal as a substructure. It is the only material capable of presenting this state-of-the-art infrastructure with aesthetics and durability. The biggest advantage of the system is that it provides a full aesthetic appearance in the bridges at the back with its very high durability.

What is Zirconium?

• For many years, a metal substructure was used under the porcelain tooth for durability in porcelain applications. Since it is known that this metal substructure has disadvantages in terms of gums, bad breath, general body health and most importantly aesthetics, the search for an alternative material to metal in porcelain infrastructure has been ongoing for years. A new era has started with the application of zirconium, which has been used successfully in other fields of medicine, instead of porcelain metal in dentistry. Because these new zirconium-based porcelain veneers do not cause gum problems and allergies, as well as providing aesthetics and function close to natural teeth with their light transmission feature.

   

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Where Can It Be Used?

Single tooth crown restorations
Various bridges
Over implant crown-bridge studies.

High Technology for Perfect Results

• Until now, zirconium oxide was not used in dental applications due to its high cost in production. Thanks to a project developed by the Zurich Federal Institute of Technology, zirconium oxide has become economically available in dentistry. Zirconium has been used in medicine since the 1960s. The reliability of the material has been proven with long-term studies. Zirconium has been used for various purposes in various parts of the body, especially for hip joint prostheses, and it has been found that it has no side effects or harm and does not cause allergies. Zirconium is an element that is resistant to high temperatures, impacts, light, does not transmit heat and electricity, and can pass light. In addition, it is a healthy material that does not cause taste disorders, gum problems and bad breath.

   

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High Technology for Perfect Results

• Until now, zirconium oxide was not used in dental applications due to its high cost in production. Thanks to a project developed by the Zurich Federal Institute of Technology, zirconium oxide has become economically available in dentistry. Zirconium has been used in medicine since the 1960s. The reliability of the material has been proven with long-term studies. Zirconium has been used for various purposes in various parts of the body, especially for hip joint prostheses, and it has been found that it has no side effects or harm and does not cause allergies. Zirconium is an element that is resistant to high temperatures, impacts, light, does not transmit heat and electricity, and can pass light. In addition, it is a healthy material that does not cause taste disorders, gum problems and bad breath.

   

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Compatible with the Body and Teeth from Every Aspect

• There are some important advantages of zirconium applications for users. It reduces the adhesion rate of ceramic food waste and microorganisms placed on the zirconium oxide infrastructure to the tooth surface. Thus, good oral hygiene is provided. Zirconium oxide does not transmit heat, and your teeth will not be sensitive when you take hot and cold foods. One of the most important features of zirconium is its antibacterial quality. Bacteria cannot settle and reproduce within the zircon structure. Therefore, the prosthetic foot is extremely advantageous because of the protection of the teeth and it does not cause bad breath.

   

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Does Coating The Teeth Damage The Teeth?

• No, on the contrary, it extends the life of the tooth by covering the tooth with porcelain. It is a protective application.

   

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