Product Summary
Best Dental Lab High Flexural Strength Metal-Free Dental Zirconia Full Zirconia Crown with CAD/CAM Milling Full-contour zirconia, also known as monolithic zirconia, is a contemporary metal-free restoration fabricated purely from zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂). In contrast to PFM or layered zirconia, it ...
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Material:
Zircon
Indications:
Single Crowns, 3–4 Unit Bridges, Implant Abutments, Inlays/onlays
Fabrication:
CAD/CAM Milling
Biocompatibility:
Metal-free, Hypoallergenic, No Ion Release
Forms:
Monolithic, Multilayer
Hardness:
High
Stainability:
Supports Pre-sintering Dyeing Or Post-sintering Glazing
Opacity:
Sufficient To Mask Dark Abutments Or Metal Posts
Product Description
Best Dental Lab High Flexural Strength Metal-Free Dental Zirconia Full Zirconia Crown with CAD/CAM Milling
Full-contour zirconia, also known as monolithic zirconia, is a contemporary metal-free restoration fabricated purely from zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂). In contrast to PFM or layered zirconia, it incorporates no ceramic layering, providing a homogeneous and exceptionally strong structure.
Key Features
- Exceptional Strength: With a flexural strength of 800-1,200 MPa, full-contour zirconia is one of the strongest dental materials available. It is ideal for posterior crowns and bridges, especially in patients with bruxism or high occlusal loads.
- Superior Biocompatibility: Zirconia is hypoallergenic, corrosion-resistant, and does not cause metal ion release or gum discoloration, making it suitable for patients with metal allergies.
- Aesthetic Versatility: Modern multilayer zirconia discs offer gradient shade and translucency (e.g., high-translucency for anterior teeth, high-strength for posteriors). Digital staining and glazing techniques further enhance natural appearance.
- Wear-Friendly to Opposing Teeth: When properly polished or glazed, monolithic zirconia is smooth and causes minimal wear to natural enamel compared to rough or unpolished ceramics.
- CAD/CAM Compatibility: Full-contour zirconia is fabricated via computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), ensuring precision fit, efficiency, and reproducibility.
Clinical Applications
- Single crowns (posterior and anterior)
- Short-span bridges (up to 3-4 units)
- Implant abutments and hybrid restorations
- Splinted crowns for bruxism cases
The move toward same-day dental care and fully digital processes has sped up the acceptance of full-contour zirconia. Recent advances, such as high-translucency (HT) and super-translucency (ST) zirconia, have broadened its application to include anterior aesthetic areas.
