Edition 3/11: Reliable bonding in situ - Adhesive fixation for all-ceramic restorations
The article describes which steps should be taken for the cementation of all-ceramic restorations. It also gives valuable tips which considerably simplify the daily work of both dentist and dental technician.
VITA ZYRCOMAT 6000 MS
VITA is expanding the New Generation series of firing units with an additional highlight – the HighSpeed sintering unit VITA ZYRCOMAT 6000 MS, thereby following the principles of individuality, flexibility and economic efficiency.
The new VITA ZYRCOMAT 6000 MS is designed for high-temperature sintering firings of all dental-ceramic substructure materials such as ZrO2 and Al2O3, and can sinter bridge substructures with one to eight units within 80 minutes using a material-friendly procedure with a controlled cooling phase to 400 °C.
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