Aidite EZneer, veneer zirconia

Aidite (Qinhuangdao) Technology Co. Ltd · Quelle

Introduction

Specially developed for zirconia veneers, EZneer has broken the previous translucency limit of zirconia and brought the zirconia material to a new level in terms of translucency. While ensuring ultra-high translucency, the strength of the material is also much higher than the traditional veneer material glass ceramic. When you are making veneer restorations, EZneer will bring you a new material experience.

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Parameters and application systems

  • Coefficient of thermal expansion(CTE 25-500℃): (10±0.5)×10⁻⁶K⁻¹
  • Chemical solubility: ≤100μm.cm⁻²
  • Fracture toughness: ≥3.5MPam0.5
  • Sintered density: ≥6.0g/cm³
  • Vickers hardness: ≥1250HV10

EZneer Color

EZneer includes 10 colors

  • Preshade color: EW/BW/HV/LV
  • Multi-layer color: BWM/HVM/LVM/H/A1/B1

EZneer+ LiSi Connect = Zirconia bonding solution

A layer of LiSi Connect is sprayed on the surface of the zirconia bonding surface, and after one sintering, LiSi Connect crystallizes on the surface of the zirconia into a lithium disilicate coating to complete the surface modification of the zirconia. The zirconia treated by LiSi connect has the same clinical bonding effect as glass ceramics, which helps the clinical bonding performance of zirconia.

Color Matching Products

The EZneer is equipped with a specified shade guide, clinical color matching guideline, clinical color matching manual and personalized color matching tool box, which allows the doctors and technicians to utilize the EZneer more efficiently and ultimately bring beautiful smiles to the patients.

Produktinformationen

HerstellerAidite (Qinhuangdao) Technology Co. Ltd
Typveneer zirconia
MaterialZirkonoxid
Preshade ColorsEW/BW/HV/LV
Colors Available10 colors
Sintered Density≥6.0g/cm³
Vickers Hardness≥1250HV10
Fracture Toughness≥3.5MPam0.5
Multi Layer ColorsBWM/HVM/LVM/H/A1/B1
Chemical Solubility≤100μm.cm⁻²
Coefficient Of Thermal Expansion (cte 25 500℃)(10±0.5)×10⁻⁶K⁻¹