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<strong>Interaction</strong> <strong>Carrara</strong>.<br />

Your best choice<br />

Besides the exceptional ease of use that the blend-in dynamics provide from an aesthetic point<br />

of view, there are many aspects that make the <strong>Interaction</strong> ceramic easy to work with too:<br />

10<br />

Faster result.<br />

<strong>Interaction</strong> ceramic is form stable for at least five firing stages. After the<br />

normal first sinter shrinkage, the material is form stable, which means<br />

that fewer corrections will be necessary during the rest of the process.<br />

Besides a homogeneous firing result, the unique particle build-up<br />

also results in a reduced risk of breakage and cracks. An additional<br />

advantage of the particle size build-up chosen is that the ceramic is<br />

stable in wet conditions too, which makes the material pleasant and<br />

easy to work with.<br />

Simplicity of use.<br />

The <strong>Interaction</strong> assortment for the various sub-structure materials are<br />

identical in terms of build-up. Experience gained with the material can<br />

be applied again and again, regardless of the sub-structure used.<br />

Added to this, the names used for the materials often indicate their<br />

function within the build-up.<br />

Healthy elements retained.<br />

The basic material (the frits) for <strong>Interaction</strong> ceramic is produced using<br />

a hydrothermal production process 1) . As a result, a hydroxil effect is<br />

ultimately achieved in the mouth. Upon first contact with the saliva, the<br />

crown reacts by creating a smooth, softer outer layer, resulting in a<br />

reduced risk of antagonist abrasion.<br />

Trust.<br />

<strong>Interaction</strong> ceramics always consist of two components (so-called frits)<br />

made from 100% natural feldspar material. During firing, the glass frit<br />

changes to a liquid form before the leucite frit does. As a result, the<br />

sub-structure is ‘wetted’ better, which results in better adhesion. In this<br />

way, the risk of cracks or material breaking away is kept to a minimum.<br />

This also results in a demonstrably better bond for both precious metal<br />

sub-structures and cobalt-chrome substructures.<br />

Economic advantage.<br />

The complete range consists of relatively few different materials, yet it<br />

is still possible to produce any of the various restorations from them. As<br />

a result, there is a smaller risk that a high level of unusable materials will<br />

be accumulated in the laboratory.<br />

History since 1984.<br />

<strong>Interaction</strong> <strong>Carrara</strong> was developed from the FlexoCeram system,<br />

which was introduced in 1984. The basis for the recipe used for<br />

the material has remained virtually unchanged. This means that by<br />

choosing <strong>Interaction</strong>, you are opting for a material that has already<br />

been used in millions of restorations over the last 25 years.<br />

1) See the reading list for details of the hydrothermal production process

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