We evaluate light transmittance, adjacent teeth, healthy tooth tissue and bite as well as color and form.
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Material selection is made according to the clinical needs of the tooth as well as the aesthetic expectation.
E-Max is one of the lithium disilicate based ceramic options that do not contain a metal infrastructure. Usage decisions are not made solely on appearance.
The aim of E-Max restorations is not only to obtain a light color; To create a form, surface texture and light behavior compatible with neighboring teeth.
In the first examination, we evaluate the remaining sound tooth tissue of the tooth, gum level, current color and bite relationship. If there is decay, old restoration or gum problems, necessary treatments are planned before the aesthetic procedure.
E-Max may be considered for single-tooth restorations, selected anterior crowns and other all-ceramic restorations. Different materials may be more appropriate where posterior bite forces, marked discolouration or clenching are present.
The same ceramic is not chosen for every case.The material decision is made by examining the position of the tooth, tissue loss, color, closure and aesthetic expectations together.
The number of sessions and the order of procedure may vary depending on the current condition of the tooth and accompanying treatments.
We clinically examine the remaining tissue of the tooth, gums, adjacent teeth and bite forces.
Natural tooth color, light transmittance and surface properties are recorded with photographs and color scales.
Once the necessary tooth preparation is completed, a digital or traditional impression is taken; Temporary restoration is prepared according to need.
The color, form, edge fit and closure of the restoration are evaluated. It is applied permanently when deemed appropriate.
A successful restoration does not depend only on the choice of ceramics. Texture, color, preparation and closure are managed together.
The main color of adjacent teeth, their appearance in different light conditions, and the tone of the underlying tooth tissue are evaluated together.
In single-tooth restorations, surface texture and light reflection as well as color affect the fit.Assessment and planning ↗
The optical properties of E-Max ceramic can help mimic the appearance of natural enamel. The opacity selected depends on the underlying tooth color.
Different ceramic or opacity options may be required for advanced colored substructures.Assessment and planning ↗
Restoration to be made on a single front tooth. It is matched with the color, margin lines, surface character and gum level of the neighboring teeth.
For a natural appearance, not only whiteness but also small color and texture differences are taken into account.Assessment and planning ↗
When more than one front tooth is evaluated, tooth lengths, width ratios, smile line and gum level are planned together.
Instead of shaping each tooth into the same form, a harmonious integrity with the face and existing teeth is aimed.Assessment and planning ↗
In appropriate cases, the prepared teeth and surrounding tissues can be recorded three-dimensionally with an intraoral scanner.
Measurement method. It is determined by clinical conditions, gingival level and extent of restoration.Assessment and planning ↗Although its aesthetic properties are strong, material selection cannot be made solely on appearance. Advanced material loss, strong bite, clenching, discolored infrastructure or position of the tooth may make a different restoration more suitable.
Our aim is not to adapt the material to the patient; is to choose the option that suits the biological and mechanical needs of the tooth.
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Material selection and treatment scope are determined after clinical examination.
E-Max is one of the lithium disilicate based full ceramic restoration systems. It does not contain metal infrastructure; Due to its color and light transmittance properties, it can be evaluated especially in appropriate cases where aesthetic expectations are high.
Suitability is determined by examining the remaining healthy tooth tissue, the position of the tooth, the degree of color change, bite forces and teeth clenching habits. It may not be the first choice for every tooth and every patient.
The light transmittance, strength properties and usage areas of the two materials are different. Which material is suitable is determined by the position of the tooth, the color of the underlying tooth, the force on it and the aesthetic goal.
The amount of preparation required varies depending on the current form of the tooth and the planned restoration. The goal is to preserve as much intact tooth tissue as possible while providing adequate space for restoration.
Usage period; It depends on oral care, bite forces, clenching, regular check-ups and clinical compliance of the restoration. It is not right to give a certain lifespan that is the same for everyone.
The fee is determined according to the number of teeth to be applied, the need for preliminary preparation, the scope of the restoration and accompanying treatments. Personal plan and fee information is shared after the clinical examination.
