DC Ceram Concept Art
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DC Ceram - the new product line DC Ceram is the latest addition to the already established ceramay product lines Authentic and Pulse. Some of the same basic components that show the fluorescence and opalescence of natural teeth are being used once again. Spherical opalescent demixing regions (30 -300µm) refract and scatter the incoming light. conceptArt – the stain paste for zirconium oxide and lithium disilicate Used for the stain technique or for individual characterization as “internal stains”. These stains require little effort to achieve excellent results for pressed, milled or hand layered ceramic. The consistency is matched to the respective area of application which means thus staining of shades with lower viscosity, results in a more dimensional and homogeneous appearance after firing. The rich consistency of the modifier makes it easier for the technician to create a more targeted characterization of the ceramic. conceptArt – the fluorescent stain paste Compared to classic stains, fluorescent stains have a huge advantage. The fluorescent components operate to amplify light. This means the conceptArt stains will retain their light optical appearance (similar to that of a natural tooth) even in relatively dark areas of the mouth cavity. Another advantage to the conceptArt fluorescent stains is that graying does not occur. The Shades Our shades are named after the Vita Shade system A,B,C and D. Mainly added in the cervical area of the tooth up to the tooth equator they provide the ceramic restoration with a chromatic basic shade. The intensity is controlled by the quantity applied and the shade is defined by the numbers 1 - 4. In contrast to the modifier or value stains the technician stays within the same color group if applied too strongly or too weak, without changing the basic shade of the ceramic restoration. The consistency of the conceptArt shades is set up so dimensional staining will be no problem and the sometimes “spotty” looking stain after firing is now a thing of

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The Value The value refers to the brightness of the natural tooth. Bleach shades are the brightest, grey or transparent teeth are the lowest value. But also specific areas of natural teeth appear bright and therefore they are made out of fluorescent materials. In the fluorescent stains the brightness is controlled by the quantity of fluorescent particles in the porcelain stain and the optical color control. Gray or dark blue applied in the incisal area suggests a light transmission, less bright (similar to glass). A whiter area, less blue, creates the impression of a shiny bright body...

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Value Stains White Raises the brightness extremely, brightening of the cusp tips, internal effects Raises the brightness, internal application in the center of the porcelain, to brighten up the tooth body and cusp tips Lowers the value extremely, creates optical depth (less than grey- blue) and the illusion of transparence Reduces the value, very soft effects of translucence, for the mesial and distal portion of the molar and bicuspid (premolar) Grey - Blue Lowers the brightness very much, creates a strong optical depth (stronger than smoke), areas of use: incisal, approximal, mesial and...

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Posterior Onlays pressed and stained Years ago it was still unthinkable to manufacture crowns and bridges out of a single porcelain ingot without any further porcelain application and to stain it so that it would meet the high esthetic demand of dentists as well as patients. Modern stains with their optical properties can get really close to the interplay of the light in the natural dentition. Fluorescent shades and stains are the carrier of success in the stain technique because they copy nearly perfectly even in darker regions of the mouth the chromatic and brilliant characteristics of...

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Zubler VARIO 200 / VARIO 300 / VARIO PRESS 300.e Start temp. Shade / Stain Closing time Final temp. Heat rate Hold time Start temp. Closing time Opening time Final temp. Hold time Heat rate Cool rate Final temp. Hold time Heat rate Opening time Shade / Stain Glaze Depending on the dimension of the ZrO2 restoration to be layered All other ovens Start temp. in °C Shade / Stain Glaze Closing time Shades (3g) - in paste Value Stains (3g) - in paste Modifier Stains (3g) - in paste Glaze (4g) Liquid (25ml) Ceramay GmbH & Co.KG Buchbrunnenweg 26 D-89081 Ulm - Jungingen Phone Tel. +49(0)731-9380...

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Subject to technical amendments! 1039.2013 en concept Stains for Lithium Disilicate glass ceramic and Zirconium oxide

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