Zirconia crowns
Single units milled from multilayer zirconia, polished or stained and glazed, and checked on a printed model before they leave the lab.
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Zirconia crowns
At a glance
Category
Crown & bridge
Turnaround
5 working days in the lab
Delivery
Tracked courier, collected from and returned to the practice
Finish options
Monolithic polished, stained and glazed, or cut-back and layered
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Overview
Most of the crowns we make are monolithic zirconia. They are designed from your scan, nested by hand in a multilayer disc and milled overnight, then finished at the bench by the technician who designed them.
Tell us where the crown sits and what it sits beside. A lower molar and an upper lateral are the same material and two very different pieces of work.
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Process
Design. Margins are marked, the unit is designed against the opposing scan and contacts are set.
Make. The crown is nested in the disc to place the gradient, milled and sintered.
Finish. Texture and lustre are cut by hand, then stained and glazed or polished.
Check. Fit, contacts and occlusion are checked on a printed model.
Enquire
Ask the bench about this restoration.
Tell us about the case in a line or two. The technician who would make it replies with how we would approach it, the material we would choose and when you would have it back.
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Crown & bridge
Zirconia bridges
Monolithic or layered bridgework from three units upward, with connector design reviewed before anything is milled.
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.
Veneers & inlays
Ceramic veneers
Thin ceramic veneers pressed or layered by hand, matched to photographs and finished with natural surface texture.