Current clinical strategies with lithium-disilicate restorations.
Copyright policy )Current clinical strategies with lithium-disilicate restorations.
Ceramics have a rich history in dentistry, playing an integral role in providing high-quality, natural-appearing restorations. From the early days of porcelain jacket crowns to the leucite-reinforced glass ceramics of the 1990s, to new 3rd generation monolithic lithium-disilicate glass-ceramic material, ceramic technologies have evolved and will continue to revolutionize modern-day esthetic dentistry. In this overview article, two cases are presented that illustrate both partial- and full-coverage restorations using lithium-disilicate glass ceramics.
- King’s University United States
Ceramics, Tooth Fractures, Crowns, Dental Prosthesis Design, Inlays, Humans, Bicuspid, Cementation, Dental Porcelain, Post and Core Technique
Ceramics, Tooth Fractures, Crowns, Dental Prosthesis Design, Inlays, Humans, Bicuspid, Cementation, Dental Porcelain, Post and Core Technique
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