CAD/CAM materials have come along way in modern dentistry. Whether using CAD/CAM blocks, cutback porcelains to create strong, esthetic dental restorations or a CAD/CAM spray powder to obtain an accurate digital impression, CAD/CAM dentistry provides efficient restoration design and production. Dentists with chairside CAD/CAM systems can choose from a variety of materials available in block form such as resin composites, ceramics, ceramic composites, zirconia and resin nano ceramics. CAD/CAM spray powders offer high contrast detail representation for optimum imaging with certain CAD/CAM systems. Choosing the proper CAD/CAM materials for each patient can ensure an esthetic pleasing and long-lasting restoration.
Dr. Paul Mizar
One clinician’s take on why MyDent’s bis-acryl is currently his go to temporary material.
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
A side-by-side look at some of the options available for chairside CAD/CAM mills.
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Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
Success of these restorations demonstrates the restorative options made possible by new dental materials.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
Have you asked yourself "Is the etch in a self-etching adhesive strong enough, or do I still need to etch any unprepared enamel?" A new study may have the answer.
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Self-etch, total-etch adhesive now available in bottle delivery.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Improved desensitizer features fluoride for long lasting pain relief.
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Donation of more than $17,000 in Adper Self Etch Adhesive will benefit NCOHF Affiliate Network.
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CELTRA is a zirconia-reinforced lithium silicate and Crypton is a cobalt chrome alloy.
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