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Porcelain Fused To Metal
Porcelain Fused to Metal combines a strong metal substructure with esthetic porcelain for durable, natural-looking crowns and bridges.
Porcelain Fused to Metal delivers exceptional strength and esthetics for crowns and bridges anywhere in the arch. It is over four times stronger and twice as chip resistant as traditional PFM ceramics, allowing for finer margins and improved durability. Its advanced design also provides natural-looking results, making it suitable for esthetic zone restorations.
5 days in lab
Full Crown and Metal Occlusal Option
7-Year Warranty
Product Specifications
Material
Lithium silicate ceramic fused to metal
Strength
397 MPa flexural strength
Days in Lab
5 Days
Warranty
7-Year Limited No-Fault Warranty
Price
- Non-Precious – $111/unit
- White Noble – $163/unit
- White High Noble – $302/unit Porcelain
- Fused to OcclusalGold™ – $454/unit
Supplemental Information
Material Options
- Non-Precious: 0.5% Cobalt, 26.8% Chromium, 5.9% Molybdenum, 5% Tungsten
- White Noble: 79% Palladium, 8.4% Tin, 5% Gallium, 5% Cobalt, 2% Gold
- White High Noble: 40% Gold, 39.3% Palladium, 10% Silver, 8.8% Indium, 1.4% Gallium, <1% Tin
- Porcelain Fused to Gold: 73.8% Gold, 9.2% Silver, 9% Platinum, 4.4% Copper, 2% Zinc, 1.5% Indium, <1% Iridium
- Occlusal Options: Full metal, partial metal, or porcelain
Composition
Manufacturing
Indications
- Anterior and posterior crowns
- Bridges
- Cases requiring strength with traditional esthetics
Clinical Advantages
- Strong metal substructure
- Proven long-term performance
- Masks dark underlying tooth structure
What to Send
- PVS impression or digital scan
- Opposing arch Bite registration
- Rx with alloy selection, occlusal design, and shade
ADA Codes
- D2750 — Crown, porcelain fused to high noble metal
- D2751 — Crown, porcelain fused to predominantly base metal
- D2752 — Crown, porcelain fused to noble metal
- D6750 — Pontic, porcelain fused to high noble metal
- D6751 — Pontic, porcelain fused to predominantly base metal
- D6752 — Pontic, porcelain fused to noble metal
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