Dental crown and bridge alloys are used for casting full contour crowns and bridges. These alloys are generally created from noble and high noble metals with gold colored crowns the most popular. Different alloys are designed with different levels of hardness with softer alloys better suited for smaller restorations such as inlays and onlays, while harder alloys are better suited for crowns and bridges. Casting with crown and bridge alloys requires specific techniques with different alloys melting at different temperatures, so be sure to follow the protocols that deliver the best results for your lab.
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| Company | Sterngold Dental, LLC | Sterngold Dental, LLC |
| Item | Sterngold 2 Crown and Bridge Alloy | Sterngold 3 Crown and Bridge Alloy |
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| Description | High Noble. Type III Premium yellow alloy that casts with a slight reddish tinge. Micro-fine grain. Combining the strength of a Type III alloy with a | Offering the best combination of both physical and working properties of any Sterngold Type IV alloy, Sterngold 3 is an excellent selection for |
| Composition | Gold: 74 25 %
Palladium: 3.8 %
Silver: 9.95 %
Copper: 11 %
Zinc: 1 %
Ruthenium: Less Than 1 % | Gold: 68.75 %
Platinum: 2.9 %
Palladium: 3.3 %
Silver: 12.4 %
Copper: 12.35 % |
| Hardness | 138 HV | 255 HV |
| Tensile Strength | 421 N/mm2 | 772 N/mm2 |
| Indications for Use | Bridges
Burnishable Inlays | Not Available |
| Color | Yellow | Gold |
| Melting Interval | 893° C - 960° C | 920° C - 940° C |
| Casting Temperature | 1,043° C | 1,010° C |
| Expansion | 37 % | 7 % |
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