all ceramic crowns Flashcards
ACC or MCC has better esthetics?
ACC
rank from strongest to weakest:
glass-ceramic
porcelain/mostly glassy
glass/crystalline ceramic composite
dense sintered polycrystalline ceramics
strongest = dense sintered polycrystalline ceramics
glass/crystalline ceramic compoiste
glass-ceramic
weakest = porcelain (mostly glassy)
how to increase strength of ceramics
increase crystalline content, decrease glassy phase
increase thickness
draw back to increasing crystalline content of ceramics
opacity
draw back to increasing thickness of ceramics
take away more tooth
Y-TZP
strongest ceramic
zenostar
eMax is what type of ceramic
lithium disilicate glass-ceramic
Empress is what type of ceramic
leucite unforced glass ceramic
rank from strongest to weakest: eMax, empress, zenostar
zenostar
emax
empress
what type of ceramic should you use for premolars and molars
non silica based
(dense sintered polycrystalline ceramics, glass/crystalline ceramic composite)
zirconia!
what type of ceramic should you use for anteriors
silica based
glass ceramic
primarily glass
EMAX!!
three techniques for crown fabrication
full contour monolithic
minimal cutback
full cutback with opaque core
method of crown fabrication depends on….
translucency and strength of ceramic material ordered
do we mill or press emax
press
for minimal cutback, what sort of translucency is required
at least moderate translucency