Glass Ceramic Teeth

Glass ceramics are used to obtain the most natural appearance closest to your teeth. They contain a crystal structure in the glass ceramic structure. They are similar to the crystal structure of natural tooth enamel. Their light transmittance (translucency) is the same. Therefore, teeth can be made with the same color, form and light transmittance. They are especially preferred in front teeth.

Classic metal-supported porcelain crowns are prepared by processing porcelain onto a metal alloy. This substructure is gray. Porcelain suitable for the tooth color is processed onto the gray substructure.

Glass ceramic crowns should be preferred especially in front teeth restorations. Since glass ceramic crowns do not contain metal in their substructure, their light transmittance is very high. In this way, it is possible to make natural teeth that even the dentist cannot distinguish without examination. The most aesthetic crowns are made with glass ceramic. They provide a more aesthetic appearance than zirconia.

Laminate porcelains are a type of porcelain restoration used to change the color, form and position of the front teeth with a special bonding technique. Thanks to the laminates that imitate natural teeth, the desired smile can be achieved in a very short time.

Who Can It Be Applied To?

It can be used for people who are not satisfied with their tooth color or who have discoloration on the tooth surface as a result of medication use,
 

• Bonding separated teeth with gaps between them,
• Restoring broken or worn teeth,
• Replacing old and discolored fillings on the front teeth,
• Correcting crooked and crooked teeth.
• It can be applied to people who do not have missing teeth and who have not had porcelain crowns before.

Advantages of Emax Coatings
 

• This procedure provides a completely natural appearance.
• It provides high-quality results in terms of aesthetics.
• This application is much more effective than other types.
• It is extremely healthy in terms of periodontal care.
• It is resistant to abrasions and its liquid absorption is lower than alternative applications.
• Possible deformations and color changes in the teeth can be easily corrected with this application.
• A younger appearance and a dynamic smile are obtained after the application.
• This type of coating also helps to correct misaligned teeth.
• It completely closes the tooth gaps and reshapes the teeth.

Who is Suitable for Emax Dental Treatment?

Empress coating is popularly preferred in aesthetic applications because it provides successful results. Highly successful results are also obtained in patients with problems in the front teeth. It can also be easily applied to molars, where the strength is less compared to the front teeth. Empress coatings are generally suitable for everyone. However, this method is also ideal for those who have discoloration problems in their teeth due to aging, patients who have undergone root canal treatment, and people with gaps between their teeth.

Emax Tooth, Empress Coating or Zirconium? What is the difference?
 

• Emax, empress and zirconium coatings are different types of aesthetic materials that prefer porcelain instead of metal as a substructure.
• The aesthetic appearance of the empress dental coating application is much better than zirconium coating.
• Empress coating is generally preferred for aesthetic problems in the front teeth.
• Zirconium is structurally much stronger than Empress coating. Emax and zirconium can be preferred for the back teeth.
• Empress veneers are important because they provide an aesthetic appearance, while zirconium veneers are important because they combine durability and aesthetics.
• Zirconium veneers are frequently preferred for teeth in the back area that are exposed to chewing force. However, empress veneers are not preferred for back teeth due to their fragility.
• Zirconium can be easily used instead of metal-supported veneer types.
• Both procedures are extremely compatible with body tissues and are highly healthy.

How long is the life of Emax teeth?

With regular oral care, such restorations can remain in the mouth for 15 years without any problems. You can find useful information on the page we have prepared to extend the life of veneered teeth.