Cement Retained

A cement retained crown or bridge is a restoration fabricated over the top of an abutment.
It is then fixed to the abutment by cement. Some advantages of a cement retained crown are unmatched esthetics, simplicity of the technique,and complete passivity when a cemented restoration is placed on the implant.
The crown can be produced from a choice of materials including E.max®, E.max® or zirconia Facial Cutback, PFM, and Biozx2™ Translucent Zirconia.

While most patients request tooth color for their restorations, a significant number still opt for the beauty and functional stability of gold.
We use only ADA approved Noble Alloy from Ivoclar Vivadent manufacturer.

Full-Contour Zirconia Crowns

Full-contour zirconia crowns are the strongest, most fracture resistant, tooth colored restorations in dentistry today.
When a full-cast gold crown is contraindicated due to cost or color, our full-contour zirconia is a material you can prescribe with total confidence.

Our custom digital night guards are manufactured with state of the art technology to provide a superior fit and finish. We also offer the benefit of digitally saved master model data, allowing replacement night guards to be prescribed at a moment’s notice while eliminating the need to recall a patient for new impressions.

The porcelain fused to metal crown has been the standard in restorative dentistry for decades.
The predictability and reliability of PFM crowns have allowed them to stand the tests of both time, and technology.

Layered Zirconia Crowns

Layered zirconia restorations are esthetically exceptional and have shown a lower failure and fracture rate than either metal-ceramic or metal-free ceramic restorations.
We offer zirconia bridges, splinted single units, and free standing single unit crowns.

IPS e.max has become the industry standard material for metal-free, all-ceramic restorations. IPS e.max provides unmatched strength (360 – 400 MPa flexural strength) and versatility.
We use e.max as the primary ceramic material for our layered crowns, pressed monolithic crowns, veneers, and inlay / onlays.

Layered e.max Crowns

Benefits :
• The ultimate cosmetic restoration
• Gentle to opposing dentition
• Best for Anterior

Pressed e.max Crowns

Benefits of monolithic
• Monolithic material offers greater flexural strength and no chipping of the porcelain veneer.
• Provides a balance of versatility and simplicity
• Best for Posterior

Screw Retained

A screw retained crown or bridge is fabricated a way that a hole is present on the occlusal surface.
The hole allows for the restoration to be attached directly to the implant by way of a fixation screw.
During the life of the implant, the clinician may need to remove the restoration for hygiene, repairs, or abutment screw tightening.
The screw retained design makes all of these procedures easily achievable.
The occlusal screw retained crown is available for E.max®, E.max® or zirconia Facial Cutback, PFM, and BioZX2 Translucent Zirconia