Milled PMMA
A dense, tooth-coloured polymer milled from the same design file as the final restoration, for provisionals and full-arch prototypes.
Fig. 01
Uniform tooth-coloured body
Published details
Class
PMMA & polymer
Restoration types
Provisional crowns and bridges, try-ins and prototypes
Finish options
Milled and polished
Appearance
Uniform tooth-coloured body
Typical use
Long-term provisionals and full-arch prototypes
Stated turnaround
48
hours
Shade system
A1 to A3.5 and bleach
Digital submission
Open STL or PLY files
In the laboratory
How the bench works with it.
A milled PMMA prototype lets the practice and the patient live with a design before it is committed to ceramic. Because it is cut from the approved file, any change agreed at the try-in carries straight into the final restoration.
How we finish it
Milled, hand-finished at the contacts and polished. Gingival areas can be tinted on request.
Good to know
Send the adjusted prototype back, or rescan it in place, and we will copy the changes.
Implant
Full-arch implant bridges
Screw-retained full-arch restorations taken from verified scan to prototype to final zirconia, with the design held constant throughout.
Implant
Hybrid prostheses
Implant-retained prostheses with milled teeth and hand-characterised gingiva, designed for a natural emergence and easy cleaning.
Removable
Complete dentures
Dentures set up on the articulator and finished by hand, with a try-in stage built into every case.
Models & appliances
Printed models and try-ins
Working models, verification models and try-ins printed from your scans, usually within two working days.
Enquire
Ask the bench about this material.
Tell us the restoration you have in mind. A technician who works with this material every day will reply with options, finish and timing.
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