Offered in high-quality and biocompatible alloys, full cast crowns are the longest lasting fixed restorations, making them well-suited solutions for the posterior teeth. They can serve to rebuild a single tooth or act as retainer for a fixed dental prosthesis.
contact usHigh noble alloy: over 60% gold, platinum and/or palladium contents
Noble alloy: over 25% gold, platinum, and/or palladium contents
Base metal alloy: Chrome-Cobalt
For the posterior region with tight occlusal space, Crowns and bridges, inlays, onlays
1. Minimum recommended clearance is 1 mm on nonfunctional (noncentric) cusps and 1.5 mm on functional (centric) cusps. The occlusal reduction should follow normal anatomic contours to remain as conservative of tooth structure as possible. Axial reduction should parallel the long axis of the tooth but allow for the recommended 6-degree taper or convergence, which is the angle measured between opposing axial surfaces 2.All margin preparations are indicated for full cast crowns.
Any conventional cementation system, glass ionomer, resin modified glass ionomer, auto cure resins.
