All Ceramic Crowns and Cements Flashcards
How to strengthen ceramics?
Increase crystalline content and increase thickness
Increased crystalline content leads to?
Opacity
Strength of different ceramic materials
Y-TZP > eMax(Lithium disilacate; LDS) > Empress (Leucite reinforced glass ceramic)
Zirconia in dentistry (1990 vs 1999)
1990: ortho brackets, prefabed posts, implates
1999: technology available for crowns (ProCera)
Mpa of translucent zirconia
850
Difference in crown prep from zirconia to CVC?
No difference
Crown fabrication techniques for zirconia
- Full contour ceramic with internal and external colorations
- Minimal cutback with porcelain veneer material
- High strength core with porcelain veneer material
How eMax crowns are fabricated and how is it done here art the school?
Machined (wet milled) or Pressed (what we do at school)
% shrinkage of zirconia
20%
Adjustments of Zirconia
- Material Removal
- Materail Additions
- Dialite Zr Kit
* course-stone or fine diamond
* green=medium, orage=fine - Low fusion porcelain to add contacts-both Zr and LDS
Cementation of non-silica based ceramics
No silane treatment
*Phosphate ester based cement or RMGI cement
Cementation of silica based ceremics
- HF etch surface
- Silanate
- Resin based cements TE or SE
What can dentists do to minimize potential for fracture?
- Minimize surface flaws:
* Polish after adjusting (LDS and Zr)
* Etch internal surface (LDS) and clean internal surface (Zr)
* Do not grind internal surface (LDS and Zr) - Minimize Stress:
* Increase thickeness
* anteriors