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In addition to their advanced anterior tooth design, SR Phonares denture teeth are characterized by extraordinarily high wear resistance, thanks to their Nano Hybrid Composite (NHC) material composition. Due to the fact that implants are firmly anchored to the alveolar bone, materials of extremely high strength are required in the fabrication of implant-borne removable dentures. As these dentures are not supported by soft tissue, masticatory forces are transferred completely to the materials used in the restorative process, which exposes them to very high levels of stress. SR Phonares NHC anterior tooth molds are not exclusively indicated for implant-borne dentures, however. They are perfectly suited for complete and partial denture prosthetics. SR Phonares Denture Teeth Q&A Courtesy of Dr. Frank Lauciello, Ivoclar Vivadent SR Phonares denture teeth are characterized by extraordinarily high wear resistance, thanks to their Nano Hybrid Composite (NHC) material composition. Conclusion Ivoclar Vivadent’s SR Phonares denture teeth closely replicate the shape and surface texture of natural dentition. The teeth feature a harmonious four-layer design and exhibit natural opalescence and fluorescence. Their new NHC material has been proven to provide high durability and excellent resistance to wear and plaque accretion. SR Phonares denture teeth also feature a well-balanced labial and palatal design. Due to their specially designed interdental closures, a natural-looking appearance of the denture can be achieved with ease. These denture teeth allow the dental technician to achieve precise, highquality results with minimal effort or difficulty. Q: Why did Ivoclar develop SR Phonares denture teeth? A: SR Phonares NHC denture teeth were developed in response to market demands for higher esthetics and wear resistance in complete, partial and implant-retained denture prostheses. 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 In vitro wear study of denture tooth materials Pin-on-block with steatite antagonist, after 120,000 cycles NHC material SR Phonares Isosit Highly crosslinked PMMA Cross-linked PMMA Source: Dr. Dipl. Ing. (FH) Martin Rosentritt, 08/2009, University of Regensburg. Q: What are the benefits of a composite tooth? A: Ivoclar Vivadent spent several years developing its Nano Hybrid Composite, a unique material that yields true-to-nature esthetics and increased wear resistance over conventional resin materials. This new technology provides the opportunity for clinicians and technologists to prescribe and create truly esthetic removable restorations with long-term results. 40 – www.inclusivemagazine.com –
SOFT PMMA Clusters BOLD YOUTHFUL UNIVERSAL Q: How does this new generation of Nano Hybrid Composite bond to resin denture base materials? A: The unique properties of the NHC material yield good bonding results. The NHC material has inclusions of PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) material that promotes bond strength and durability. The highest bond strengths have been recorded when processed with the SR Ivocap Injection System. MATURE SR Phonares denture teeth are available as a premium option on all conventional dentures, partials, overdentures and screw-retained dentures from <strong>Glidewell</strong> Laboratories (Newport Beach, Calif.). Q: How were the molds developed? A: Like the NHC material, the SR Phonares anterior molds were a new development. Each mold was artfully designed to express individual patient characteristics (“soft” or “bold”) and age (“youthful,” “universal” or “mature”). – A New Generation of Denture Teeth: The Perfect Route to Esthetic and Functional Dentures – 41
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