Stain and glaze milled restorations in 1 firing
Time is money for both patients and dentists, so it makes sense to look for tools and materials that will simplify— rather than complicate— while still meeting all clinical requirements and patient needs. Glazing dental ceramics with sprays can be time consuming, messy, and costly, as many of these ceramic glazes need to be fired multiple times for the unit to glaze out with optimum results.
To remedy this problem, Keystone Industries developed Enamelite Low-Fusing Fluorescent Ceramic Spray Glaze. Rather than firing a ceramic glaze multiple times to get the best result, Enamelite makes it possible to stain and glaze in 1 firing.
“Enamelite Low-Fusing Fluorescent Ceramic Spray Glaze is a product I think every laboratory should possess,” said David Grimes, CDT, owner of One Source Dental, a Milling Center in Atlanta. “It’s extremely fast, productive, and gives consistent results,” he added.
Producing restorations with a fluorescent quality that allows zirconia to have esthetic results similar to all-ceramic restorations is critical. By having fluorescence built into the glaze, clinicians can achieve results that help eliminate negative outcomes in certain lighting settings.
“The Enamelite Low-Fusing Fluorescent Ceramic Spray Glaze helps to elevate restorations to a highly esthetic result for all lighting conditions,” said Grimes.
Enamelite guarantees shadematching under natural and artificial light for zirconia, lithiumdisilicate, and lithium-silicate restorations, making it ideal for full-contour crowns, e.max restorations, and All-on-4 zirconia bridges.
