E-Max CAD-CAM Crowns:
In dental laboratories, a range of different materials and technologies are used to restore patients' teeth and achieve aesthetically pleasing results. E-Max CAD-CAM crowns stand out as a superior option in dental restorations, especially in terms of aesthetics and durability.

What is E-Max?
E-Max is a dental restoration material made of lithium disilicate, a beautiful ceramic material. Lithium disilicate is a material with high strength and aesthetically appealing properties used as a porcelain dental crown. E-Max is a trademark name that specializes in optimizing the properties of this material.

Advantages of E-Max CAD-CAM Crowns
E-Max CAD-CAM crowns have many advantages:
Aesthetics: Visually, E-Max offers the closest results to natural teeth. The transparency and light transmission properties of these crowns harmonize with natural teeth.
Durability: E-Max provides high strength and durability for dental restorations. This ensures that the crowns are resistant to cracking and chipping.
Biocompatibility: Lithium disilicate is a material that is compatible with oral tissues. This is important for the comfort and health of patients.
Color Stability: E-Max crowns are color stable, meaning they do not change color over time.
Thin Design: E-Max can be made thin and this requires a less invasive intervention on the teeth.
Production with CAD-CAM Technology: CAD-CAM (Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing) technology enables E-Max crowns to be precisely designed and manufactured. This makes it easy to achieve perfect fit and aesthetically appealing results.

Production of E-Max CAD-CAM Crowns
The production of E-Max CAD-CAM crowns is carried out in dental laboratories by technicians with specialized equipment and experience. Here are the basic steps of this process:
Measurement and Scanning: The teeth are measured and their 3D modeling is done by digital scanning.
Design: The crowns are designed using CAD-CAM software. This design is customized to suit the patient's needs and tooth structure.
Production: The designed crowns are produced by CAD-CAM milling or ceramic sintering process.
Trial and Check of Compatibility: The produced crown is temporarily placed in the patient's mouth for a trial. Compatibility and aesthetics are assessed.
Permanent Placement: After confirmation of suitability, E-Max crowns are permanently placed on the patient's teeth.
Result: E-Max CAD-CAM crowns are one of the most superior options in terms of aesthetics and durability in dental restorations. In our laboratory, we work meticulously in the design and production of E-Max crowns to best suit the needs of your patients. These crowns have become a popular choice among dentists and patients to meet aesthetic and functional expectations.