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The
Esthetic Revolution* held
the promise of better dentistry,
the promise of changing the lives
of dental professionals and
most importantly patients. Today, there is an
Industrial Revolution happening in dentistry that presents opportunities
to the laboratory
for optimizing productivity. For the first time, the Esthetic Revolution
and Industrial Revolution have aligned propelling dentistry to a
new horizon.
IPS e.max® delivers the ultimate
in metal free esthetics and
strength utilizing both Pressable and CAD/CAM technologies.
Designed with versatility and
simplicity in mind, IPS e.max lets you select from multiple framework
materials giving you the versatility
you want while always veneering with the same ceramic giving
you
the simplicity you need. IPS e.max provides outstanding esthetics,
high strength, and predictable shade matching even with difficult combination
cases.
Now, the laboratory can produce the highest quality esthetic
restorations using the most progressive fabrication methods with
the
industry’s
most innovative materials.
IPS e.max… all ceramic… all
you need!
* Service Mark
Dental
professionals are often faced with challenging combination
cases that
require the dentist and the technician to balance both
strength and esthetic demands requiring multiple
substructures
and multiple systems. As a result, it is difficult to fabricate
restorations and create a life-like smile with consistent vitality.
IPS e.max offers a balance of versatility and simplicity
which
means you can be confident when restoring, even the most
complex cases. Offering
a single layering ceramic IPS e.max
allows you to choose the ideal fabrication
technique for your
laboratory. For the dentist, it means writing one
prescription
for IPS e.max and knowing the laboratory will be able to restore
their
patient's smile with a conventionally cementable material
that delivers
the ultimate in metal free esthetics and strength.
THE HIGHLIGHTS |
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| • Press and CAD/CAM fabrication techniques |
• Press-on Zirconia technique | ||
| • High strength materials | • Conventionally cementable | ||
| • Choice of zirconia or high strength glass ceramic substructures | • Outstanding
esthetics • Ideal for difficult combination cases |
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| • One layering ceramic | |||
