With the introduction of the CEREC 1 unit in 1987, the CEREC system has been the leader of dental CAD/CAM systems.
The Sironia CEREC inLab system can make any type of full ceramic frameworks possible.
As the fastest scanner
on the market, inEos is the most versatile scanner in the market as well. It can scan the preparation, occlusion and antagonist data.
inEos is able to get the most accurate data by scanning directly from the master model. In bridge scenarios, inEos is capable to scan an uncut model, resulting in another level of accuracy.
Additional information on the inEos Scanner and video of its 40 second scan on Sirona's website:
The inLab 3D software gives total control to the technician in all aspect of the restoration.
Any aspects of any type of restorations can be modified to the clients' needs. From the size of connector to the tightness of the fitting, inLab 3D enpowers the technician to do his job with higher precision.
For 20 years, the CEREC milling unit has been proven to be the leader in the dental CAD/CAM systems.
The CEREC 3 milling unit is capable of milling from a various of different materials. From the esthetically pleasing aluminium oxide to "Ceramic Steel" Zirconium oxide, the CEREC 3 milling unit can finish its job.
Ivoclar Vicadent newly joined the inLab Zirconia bandwagon by providing the e.max ZirCAD blocks for the inLab system.
IPS e.max ZirCAD is designed for milling single crown copings and bridge frameworks with the Sironia CEREC inLab.
With two different sizes, crown copings or bridge frameworks up to 30 mm in length can be milled from a soild block of partially sintered, yttrium oxide-stabilized zirconium oxide block of e.max ZirCAD.
Vita provide an alternative material for inLab with their In-Ceram AL line of aluminium oxide blocks - for better translucency and optimum anterior esthetics.
Vita also provides wider Zirconia cubes with their Wide YZ line and other Zirconia alternatives.
Additional information on the materials at their respective websites:
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