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IPS InLine ® Dieter Grübel Ivoclar Vivadent Trainer, Liechtenstein
IMPRESSIVELY ”IN” – THE NEW LEUCITE METAL-CERAMIC There are innumerable ceramic assortments available on the market. New materials are consistently being offered. If you are satisfied with a veneering ceramic, you might ask yourself: why something new again? Every dental technician gains experience with different ceramic assortments during his professional life – either by interest or related to the material. However, already at the first attempt to try the new material, you realize that the result does not resemble that which is usually achieved with the familiar ceramic. The logical consequence: You have to adjust your processing technique to the new ceramic. But you don’t really have time for that! Often, it is advisable to have a closer look at the new product. In this IPS InLine Edition I try to show you what is important before you start with a new veneering ceramic and how you can efficiently and economically achieve a reproducible result. My experience: ACCURATE, FAST AND BEAUTIFUL THE NEW IPS InLine ® LEUCITE METAL-CERAMIC Most dental technicians will find the same factors as being important when veneering metal-ceramic restorations. For me, these factors are primarily shade stability – even after several firing cycles – optimized shrinkage behaviour, as well as fast processing and outstanding aesthetic properties. Exactly these aspects were considered in the development of IPS InLine. Shade The new shading of the ceramic enables the easy reproduction of the desired shade without shade loss, even at high firing temperatures and after multiple firing cycles. Shrinkage Due to the optimized sintering behaviour of the ceramic, every restoration, no matter if small or large, can be efficiently fabricated without complex add-on firings. Processing Thanks to the manifold improvements, such as the paste opaquer, which is available in ready-to-use jars or syringes, or the fluorescence opaquer, restorations can be fabricated faster and in a more controlled fashion. 3
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