Indirect and Direct Restorative Protocols - Caulk

› “The use of CERCON Zirconia frameworks allows
clinicians the necessary load-bearing capability
(>1,300 MPa) required to support both single-unit
and long-span restorations.”
David A. Little, DDS
Private practice, San Antonio, TX.
CAD/CAM system has the ability to mill
all-ceramic zirconia restoration copings,
as well as to mill a new polyurethane
material, CERCON Base Cast, and then
burn it out to fabricate PFMs conventionally.
Dental restorations from systems
such as CERCON® not only produce
exceedingly accurate scans and digital
models—virtually matching the
patient’s natural intraoral morphology—but
they also allow clinicians and
technicians to provide faster service,
Benefits of CERCON ®
■ Accuracy—Fast, precise CAD
scans to 10 µm with the CERCON®
Eye laser scanner.
■ Aesthetics—The natural translucency
of CERCON® Zirconia provides
an excellent aesthetic foundation,
which is further enhanced with
the fluorescence of Ceramco®
PFZ porcelain.
■ Performance —At over 1,300 MPa
of flexural strength, CERCON®
crowns and bridges have a higher
fracture resistance than other allceramics
and are suitable for anterior
or posterior restorations up to 47 mm
in length.
■ Versatility—Offers dental laboratories
versatility with Compartis, an
outsourcing service, and CERCON®
Cast, a resin block for milling PFM
and other frameworks.
■ Simplicity—CERCON® restorations
are cementable or bondable
and use the same conservative tooth
preparation as PFMs.
■ Confidence—Proven to withstand
the test of time with over
10 years of clinical success and a
seven-year warranty against zirconia
framework breakage.
Figure 3. Translucent characterizations
are then applied.
Figure 4. Using an aesthetic layering
technique with Ceramco ® PFZ porcelains,
lifelike results are achieved.
Figure 5. Preoperative view of failing
PFM crowns that require replacement.
Figure 6. View of the aesthetic CERCON ®
crowns postoperatively, demonstrating
harmonious integration.
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