Laboratory Materials

Investment materials used by dental laboratories to produce moulds for compatible dental alloy casting workflows.

Fine sable and synthetic-bristle brushes used by ceramists to layer, shape and characterise porcelain during the build-up of metal-ceramic and all-ceramic restorations.

Dental waxes used for modelling, pattern fabrication, contouring and other laboratory procedures.

Micro-hybrid and nano-filled composite resins layered and cured outside the mouth to fabricate indirect crowns, inlays, onlays and veneers in the dental laboratory.

Feldspathic layering porcelains formulated specifically to be built up over zirconia copings and frameworks, giving layered zirconia restorations natural shade and translucency.

Prefabricated acrylic, composite resin and porcelain denture teeth used by dental laboratories to set up complete and partial removable dentures.

Palettes designed for organizing, mixing and handling dental ceramic materials during laboratory ceramic work.

Materials used to fabricate durable denture bases and related removable prosthetic components in dental laboratory workflows.

Feldspathic porcelain powders formulated to fuse onto cast metal copings, used by dental technicians to build up porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns and bridges.

Pre-formed zirconia, lithium disilicate, PMMA, wax and composite discs and blocks milled on CAD/CAM systems to produce crowns, bridges, veneers and other digitally designed restorations.

Feldspathic and glass-ceramic powders, stains and glazes used by dental technicians to build up, characterise and finish porcelain restorations in the laboratory.

Polishing pastes, rubber points, discs and buffing compounds used in the dental laboratory to achieve a smooth, high-lustre final finish on acrylic, metal and ceramic restorations.

Aluminium oxide and glass bead abrasive media used with intraoral air-abrasion and chairside sandblasting units for surface preparation, cleaning and bonding procedures.