- Available in zirconia, alumina or Titanium
- Excellent strength with beautiful all-ceramic esthetics
- Biocompatible
- More than 10 years of clinical documentation
- More than 5,000,000 produced units
NobelProcera Zirconia Indications :
- Any position of the mouth - including the posterior
- Tooth - and implant - supported restorations
- NobelProcera Crown Zirconia, 0.4 mm., is indicated for use in the esthetic region, premolar to premolar
- Available in four shades: white, light, medium and intense
NobelProcera Alumina Indications :
- Any position of the mouth - including the posterior
- Tooth - and implant - supported restorations
- NobelProcera Crown Alumina, 0.4 mm., is indicated for use in the esthetic region, premolar to premolar
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NobelProcera Titanium Indications :
- Any position of the mouth - including the posterior
- Tooth - and implant - supported restorations
- Minimum thickness 0.4 mm.
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1. Preparation
- Eliminate sharp edges, undercuts, and grooves.
- Provide sufficient reduction (1.2 mm to 1.5 mm).
- Provide adequate space for the coping and dental ceramic porcelain.
- Avoid sharp angle on the occlusal surface.
- Avoid creating a deep fossa/cavity.
- Provide sufficient (1.5 mm to 2 mm) occlusal/incisal reduction.
- Provide preparations that are excessively tapered or too close to parallel.
The ideal total occlusal convergence is 6-10 degree
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2. Impression
- Make an ordinary crown and bridge impression using your preferred impression material and method.
- Send the impression to the laboratory.
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3. Laboratory procedures
A model is made from the impression and scanned for producing a NobelProcera Crown. After production, the crown is veneered with dental ceramics.
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4. Cementation
Gently seat restoration on the tooth and check both the occlusion and the interproximal contacts.
The restoration should be in light occlusion. Excursive contact should be minimal.
Note: Do not use temporary cement due to an increased risk of fracturing all-ceramic crowns.
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