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Dental Materials Get Used By Other Industries

Dentistry is truly a materials industry. The industry is always looking for new material options that can provide the ideal combination of strength, shade, translucency, and dur...

The Discoloration Of Sintered Zirconia Product

ZIRCONIA DISCOLORATION AFTER FIRING One of the more common issues we hear from dental sintering folks who use MoSi2 elements is the discoloration of their sintered Zirconia prod...

Preparation Of Zirconia-based Ceramics

At present, the research on the preparation of zirconia-based ceramics mainly focuses on three directions: ①ZrO2-AlO3(ZTA) toughened ceramic system, that is, dispersing zirconia...

Properties And Processing Technology Of Different Zirconia Ceramics

Commonly used zirconia ceramics in dentistry include: tetragonal zirconia ceramics, zirconia toughened ceramics, partially stabilized zirconia ceramics and nano-zirconia and alu...

Excellent Performance Of Zirconia Ceramics

Due to its excellent properties, zirconia ceramics have become a hot spot in the study of oral materials in recent years. Zirconia ceramics is a new type of fine ceramics with g...

Comparison Of Various Ceramic Materials For All-ceramic Teeth

Currently, denture all-ceramic materials with more clinical applications include zirconia-based all-ceramic, alumina-based all-ceramic, leucite all-ceramic, and lithium oxide-ba...

Excellent All-ceramic Teeth

Porcelain v.s. All Porcelain There are three main types of dentures: removable dentures, fixed dentures and implants. The most widely used denture crown restoration materials ar...

How To Choose The Right Sintering Furnace?

There are many different models of dental sintering furnaces on the market, so how do choose a suitable zirconia sintering furnace?

Some Suggestions For Selecting The Right CAD/CAM Partner

There are many CAD/CAM systems to choose from. When deciding which company to partner with, consider these factor

Zirconia Too Gray After Sintering

Most zirconia disc manufacturers work hard to ensure proper hue chroma and the value of their zirconia. However, many technicians find that when they are working with the newer ...

Solid Zirconia And Layered Zirconia

Solid zirconia or "monolithic zirconia" is naturally translucent and opalescent, but is generally recommended for posterior crowns due to this property. This material ...

Advantages Of Choosing Zirconia Crowns

1. Zirconia crowns are highly biocompatible because the smooth surface helps reduce plaque buildup. Solid zirconia crowns are very strong. Although the porcelain used for layeri...