Protocol
 |
| you can send us: |
| * your impresions in silicone, |
| *or articulated and assembled models |
| *or scanned files in STL |
| * or designed CAD restorations in STL. |
| |
we cancomplete the process until milling your restorations, acording your preferences.
|
| MODELS PREPARATION |
USD |
| pins assembled models, articulated |
60 x models |
|
| SCANNING AND CAD |
| Models Scanning |
10 x model |
| CAD Design |
10 x crown |
|
| MILLING CAM |
| zirconium not sintered: copping/ full anatomic / cutback |
20 x crown |
| disilicate crown full contorno not sinteried |
60 x crown |
| sintering by crown |
10 x crown |
| glazzing |
10 x crown |
| specific personalization |
20 x crown |
| PMMA: copping/ full anatomic / cutback |
10 x crown |
|
|
remember:
* the scanned files should be about the working models and about occlusal silicone registration. |
|
|
print
| leyend |
| * copping : a simple cap with a fixed thickness above the preparation. Today, its use is obsolete, the "anatomical copings" is usually the best option as it supports the leaflets of the structure. |
| * anatomic crown (cutback-reduced labial) is made of anatomically complete (with cut (reduction) to create a space for ceramics). First, the anatomical design, then, is reduced to create the framework. The "labial reduction" controls the amount of cut vestibular area with very little pottery to be finished |
| * anatomical crown FULL OUTLINE: A full crown or "Full Contorn" or "monolithic" |
| *Glazzing: universal glaze without makeup or stains |
| *specific personalization: dye stains are performed after the glaze as directed |
we can milling your CEREC restaurations, ask we how |
