Porcelain to Metal

• Ceramco III
  • Customized Firing Process
  • Utilizes Feldspathic Manufacturing
  • Outstanding Vitality
  • Outstanding Resistance to Greening
  • Organic Pigments

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Porcelain Veneer

Pressed Ceramic Crowns - We use the highest quality porcelains, including the following brands: Hera Ceram, Noritaki, EMAX Press, and Ceramco Finesse.

Porcelain Veneers - We have several types of veneers: Pressed, Refractory, and Milled.

Sinterkor Crowns

A thin layer of wax-infused palladium mesh is formed into the prepared die. It is encased in a refractory material and sprued with a 24k gold rod. It is then sintered in a porcelain oven. The gold melts and flows into the mesh leaving behind a gold coping. The uniform thickness is a mere .3mm. Porcelains are used to create the final restoration.

Implants: We offer a comprehensive service from simple one tooth replacement to complex over denture and combination cases. We can order your parts in advance from all major implant manufactures. We also partner with an in-house partial-denture lab for seamless prcessing of your cases.

Full Cast Crowns

We offer our doctors their choice of metal: Gold, Silver, and non-precious

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Precious Metals: Dentists can choose gold-percentages of (20%, 40%, or 60%) for their restorations. We can order any brand based on preference.

Gradia Composite

With this versatile material we can create esthetically pleasing restorations, including crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays. This is great for long-term provisionals. Can be adjusted and added to interorally.

Cerec Milled Crowns

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LAVA - Zirconia

Not all zirconia is created equal. Yes, zirconia can be chemically similar, but once processed, the mechanical and optical characteristics can be significantly different. Which can mean a significant difference in the final restoration for your patients.

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