Wouldn't you like to have an alternative to a crown for a patient with a large amalgam filling where the buccal cusp has completely broken down?



Tooth left: CEREC MOD
Tooth center: CEREC onlay, replacement of the distolingual cusp
Tooth right: CEREC MOD

The Solution: 

A CEREC parital crown produced at the chairside stabilizes the remaining tooth and largely conserves the healthy tooth structure. Today, there is over 10 years of clinical experience with CEREC. 5,000 users, already trust in adhesive bonding and the special properties of CEREC-ceramics.

Wouldn't you also like to get away from capping cusps?



Tooth 19: CEREC onlay with replacement of buccal cusps. The lingual wall was partially intact, the buccal wall was fractured - the amalgam filling had been lost completely.

The Solution: 

CEREC ceramics and dental enamel can be bonded together to form an extremely stable and durable unit. This saves time during the preparation and there's no need to sacrifice healthy tooth structure.

Wouldn't you like to spare your patients the discomfort of impressions and temporaries when carrying out complicated restorations?



CEREC restoration conserving tooth structure as an alternative to conventional full crown.

The Solution: 

You'll satisfy your patients' needs with a CEREC restoration designed, milled and fitted all in one session!

What do you and your patients think about metal-free restorations with properties similar to dental enamel?



Where composites are not the solution in the long-term: CEREC onlay. The existing enamel walls are conserved and stabilized

The Solution: 

Together with the advantages of adhesive bonding, the positive characteristics of CEREC ceramics allow you to carry out metal-free treatment on your patients without concern for compatibility with the material of the adjacent teeth.

How comfortable are your patients when they smile? Wouldn't they prefer restorations which are reasonably priced and fit esthetically into their natural surroundings?



CEREC inlay: Esthetically pleasing to the patient.

The Solution: 

CEREC ceramic blocks are available in various shades and can be polished up to a high gloss finish quickly and easily. There's no need for a glaze and a long wait. But if you'd like to give the tooth individual characteristics, then the restoration can be colored and glazed.

Wouldn't you like to spare patients the trouble of a second visit?

Computer restorations in ceramics using CEREC 2 creates new levels of satisfaction for you and your patients.

The Solution: 


CEREC restorations can be made and fitted at the chairside. This saves on the hygiene costs of the second session. And your patients gain too: no impressions; no temporaries! Fascinating treatment with an excellent result about which patients are bound to tell their friends, acquaintances and relatives.

 

Aren't there occasionally cases in your practice where you would like to spare the need to place an anterior crown?

The Solution:



CEREC 2 anterior crowns or CEREC 2 veneers often provide a conservative alternative, in one session, made from natural-looking ceramics.*

Wouldn't you like to use a technique that prevents gingival irritation following anterior restorations?


The Solution: 

The convincing chameleon effect of metal-free CEREC restorations is the result of the continuous transition between the thinly tapering ceramic material and the natural tooth structure. This enables you to avoid subgingival preparations thereby practically ruling out gingival irritation.

Redesigning with CEREC

A lateral tooth in the course of orthodontic treatment.

Wouldn't you like to rule out the possibility of a ceramic veneer fracturing in spite of you taking the greatest care?



Treatment of a front tooth, using CEREC, fractured in an accident.

The Solution: 

By using the exceptionally fracture-resistant CEREC ceramics you won't run a risk. These ceramics can also be easily held for trimming by hand with controlled removal of material and can be polished effortlessly to a high gloss.

Haven't you occasionally wished, particularly when fitting a single tooth, that you could adapt the shape and color chairside?



With CEREC: Aesthetic veneering of unsightly fillings.

The Solution: 

With CEREC you become flexible. For example, by using a thin CEREC veneer with an individually colored undersurface, the surface contour and texture can be modified chairside. Why not give it a try and see just how easy it is to grind and polish CEREC ceramics?