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Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

Case gallery Prettau® 3 Dispersive®

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Introduction: The document discusses the use of PRETTAU® 3 DISPERSIVE® zirconia for complete dental restorations, focusing on a case involving a young female patient with amelogenesis imperfecta and asymmetrical gingival contours.
Initial Situation: The patient presented with amelogenesis imperfecta, requiring a comprehensive restoration approach. Data collected included photos, X-rays, intraoral scans, and 3D face scans.
Workflow: The restoration process involved several digital and physical steps:
  • Digital articulation using PlaneFinder® in Zirkonzahn.Modifier software.
  • Virtual tooth set-up with RHEIA and AIDA tooth sets.
  • Design and milling of mock-ups in Multistratum® Flexible resin for try-in.
  • Digital production of a gingival guide for gingivectomy.
  • Minimally invasive tooth preparation and temporary restoration fabrication.
  • Design and fabrication of 27 individual crowns in Exmon® Basic X-Ray for fitting control.
  • Milling of crowns in Prettau® 3 Dispersive® zirconia, followed by infiltration and characterisation.
  • Cementation of zirconia crowns in the patient's mouth.
Material Features: PRETTAU® 3 DISPERSIVE® zirconia offers color, translucency, and flexural strength gradients due to Gradual-Triplex-Technology. It is suitable for various dental applications, including monolithic single crowns and multi-unit bridges, with benefits such as no ceramic chipping and no antagonist abrasion.
Conclusion: The case study exemplifies a fully digital workflow for dental restorations, highlighting the capabilities of PRETTAU® 3 DISPERSIVE® zirconia in achieving aesthetic and functional outcomes.
Additional Information: The document includes contact information for Zirkonzahn Worldwide and notes on product availability and application variations by country.
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PRETTAU ® 3 DISPERSIVE ® The Zirkonzahn Culture

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COMPLETE RESTORATION MADE OF PRETTAU® 3 DISPERSIVE® ZIRCONIA SINGLE CROWNS Initial situation: Young female patient suffering from amelogenesis imperfecta and asymmetrical gingival contours Available data: Photos, X-rays and intraoral scan data, 3D face scans - Digital articulation with the PlaneFinder ® in the Zirkonzahn.Modifier software - Virtual tooth set-up using RHEIA and AIDA tooth sets from the Heroes Collection virtual library - Design and milling of upper and lower mock-ups in Multistratum® Flexible resin and try-in in the patient’s mouth - Digital production of a gingival guide in Zirkonzahn.Modifier...

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FROM VISION TO REALITY – A PATIENT CASE 100 % DIGITALLY CREATED Dr. med. dent. Holger P. Meiser – Holger Dental Group, Minnetonka, USA DT Alexander Lichtmannegger – Zirkonzahn Education Center Brunico, South Tyrol, Italy SCAN TO READ THE COMPLETE CASE STUDY

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MORE INFO ON PRETTAU ® 3 DISPERSIVE ® - 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...

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