Work
Recent cases
Material, scope and turnaround are recorded against every case.
Recent cases
Working cast
- Material
- Dental stone
Implant substructures
- Material
- Titanium
Digital denture
- Material
- PMMA
Zirconia anterior crown
- Material
- Monolithic zirconia
14 — Crowns
Crowns, close up
A crown is judged at conversational distance and then again at arm's length under a surgery light. These are the details that decide whether it reads as a tooth or as dentistry.
Ceramic-veneered crown
Layered ceramic over a metal substructure. The gradient from cervical to incisal is built in layers, not painted on at the end.
Incisal translucency
The incisal third is where a crown gives itself away. Too opaque and it reads flat; too translucent and it greys against the dark of the mouth.
Marginal fit
The margin is the join a patient never sees and a periodontist always does. It is checked on the model before the case is allowed to leave.
Finishing by hand
Milling gets the geometry right. Surface texture, line angles and polish are still done by a technician with a brush and a rubber wheel.
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