Porcelain Alloys

Porcelain alloys are used to fabricate copings and other substructures for crowns and bridges. These metals are cast to create a strong and properly fitting base to support an esthetic porcelain fused to metal (PFM) crown or bridge. A wide range of high noble, noble and base metal compositions can be used for fabricating PFM substructures, so there are numerous alloys that can be used. When considering a porcelain alloy it is important to consider how well the alloy bonds with your prefered ceramic system. Other key attributes of these materials are their specific working properties for casting, along with color and esthetic qualities.
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ItemGalaxy Gold CeramicAuramic 2 Gold CeramicBeta Nickel CeramicMajestic II Gold CeramicMetro Gold Ceramic
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DescriptionSilver free gold-palladium dental alloy eliminates "greening" effect with its composition. Galaxy is compatible with most major porcelains. However, High Noble. Our hardest yellow ceramic alloy. Because its Vickers number is 218, Auramic 2 is the best yellow ceramic alloy to use in ERA partial Non-precious. Beta is an easy to cast nickel chrome alloy. Unlike many non-precious alloys, Beta requires no metal conditioner or bonding agent and Premium, deep gold color alloy. Micro-fine grain. Developing less oxide than most hard ceramic alloys, it cleans easily prior to porcelain applicationMedium gold-palladium-low . Metro solders well and does not exhibit the brittleness some technicians report in other medium-gold ceramic alloys. The
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