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The Dentsply Poly-Plus cement is suitable for dentine pre-treatment and pulp protection and can be applied for crowns, bridges, cavity coatings, root canal treatments, and temporary fillings. Its cementation has a consistency rating of between five and seven minutes.
PANAVIA™ V5 is the strongest dentin bonding cement we have ever developed. It is our most aesthetic cement and comes in five beautiful shades There is no better way to durably cement your crowns, single-wing cantilever bridges and veneers.
Currently, crowns and fixed prostheses are almost all ceramic. RMGI cement is well-proven over many years for use with most zirconia restorations, and it has cariostatic properties. Resin cements are indicated for lithium disilicate.
CEREC Tessera™ - Advanced Lithium Disilicate CAD/CAM blocks provide outstanding esthetics for a truly tooth-like restoration for single-unit full contour crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers. Up to 32% higher biaxial strength for restoration longevity and fast processing time for greater patient satisfaction and a more profitable procedure.
Selection of Cementing Agents. Choosing the appropriate cementing agent is crucial for the long-term success of the crown restoration. Several factors should be considered, including the type of dental crown material, esthetic requirements, retention needs, and the clinician’s preferences.
One crucial component in many dental procedures, particularly when it comes to restorative work, is the use of dental cement for crowns. This seemingly small element plays a significant role in ensuring the longevity and functionality of a crown, making it a crucial consideration for both dentists and patients alike.
A permanent crown cement is a dental adhesive that helps to keep the porcelain and metal components of a crown or bridge in place. This substance is similar to what holds your two front teeth together, except it’s been formulated with ingredients that make it more durable.
Zinc Phosphate Cement: Widely used in restorative dentistry, zinc phosphate cement offers high strength and durability. It has a long track record of clinical success and is often the go-to choice for permanent cementation of crowns and bridges. It provides a strong bond and is resistant to dissolution in oral fluids.
At North Tampa Dentistry, the dentist will consider these factors to recommend the most suitable option. The right dental cement ensures that the crown stays in place, reduces the risk of decay under the crown, and matches the aesthetics of natural teeth.
The many monolithic zirconia brands, most notably BruxZir ® Zirconia, have resolutely overcome the dominance of PFMs and full-cast crowns in dentistry — a great boon for patients who want strong, tooth-colored restorations without metal and for clinicians looking to satisfy those demands.