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Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

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Introduction
This document discusses the use of Prettau® Skin® ultra-thin veneers made from Prettau® 3 Dispersive® zirconia, focusing on a case involving a young patient with dental caries and missing restorations.

Initial Situation and Planned Restoration
The patient required minimally invasive restoration of teeth 46-47 using Prettau® Skin® veneers. The restoration plan included a sandwich technique for tooth 23, involving minimal enamel preparation and the use of digital block-out models for mock-ups.

Design and Production
Veneers were designed and milled using a digital block-out model. The occlusal region was highlighted, and a preparation guide was created for the upper jaw. The veneers were produced with a minimum thickness of 0.2 mm using Prettau® 3 Dispersive® zirconia, which features gradients in color, translucency, and flexural strength.

Follow-Up and Adjustments
During follow-up, phonetics and aesthetics were rechecked. The sandwich technique required a palatal support surface for canine 23 to optimize function, leading to the design of both vestibular and palatal veneers.

Material and Technology
Prettau® 3 Dispersive® zirconia is characterized by its Gradual-Triplex-Technology, offering a triple gradient in natural coloring, flexural strength, and translucency. It is suitable for various dental restorations, including monolithic single crowns and multi-unit bridges, with no ceramic chipping or antagonist abrasion.

Equipment and Availability
The document mentions the M2 Milling Unit Comfort Line and other milling units compatible with the new Prettau® 3 Dispersive® zirconia. Note that not all products are available in all countries.
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PRETTAU® SKIN® THE ZIRKONZAHN CULTURE

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ULTRA-THIN PRETTAU® SKIN® VENEERS IN PRETTAU® 3 DISPERSIVE® ZIRCONIA Initial situation: Young patient suffering from caries, missing restoration of teeth 46 – 47 and different Planned restoration: Minimally invasive preparation of tooth enamel and restoration with Prettau® Skin® veneers; sandwich technique on tooth 23 - from the Heroes Collection virtual library; tooth individualisation Design and milling of a digital block-out model for the upper and lower mock-ups in Temp Premium Flexible Sphere with Ø 240 mm, the areas to be prepared in the occlusal region were highlighted and a preparation...

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MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENTS FOR HIGHEST PATIENT SATISFACTION Dr. Francisco García Torres – Mexico Prettau® Skin® with sandwich technique: after determining the centric relationship, it turned out that, due to the new occlusal height, the canine 23 needed a palatal support surface to optimise function. Therefore, a vestibular and a palatal veneer were designed to avoid too invasive preparation of the natural toot

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MORE INFORMATION The material is provided with colour, translucency and flexural strength gradients already during the manufacturing process Gradual-Triplex-Technology: triple gradient with natural colouring as well as increasing flexural strength and translucency values For reduced or monolithic single crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers and bar-supported multi-unit bridges (especially suitable for monolithic design) No ceramic chipping (thanks to monolithic design), and no abrasion of the antagonist Restorations can be characterised individually for each patient with Colour Liquids Prettau® H U...

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