IPS e.max® ZirCAD Prime
(96%)

Company:

Ivoclar

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06 | 43

Clinical Evaluation Category:

CAD/CAM In-Office Block | Ceramic | Digital | Zirconia

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Overview

  • 10  Clinical Evaluators
  • 211  Total Uses
  • 96% Clinical Rating

Evaluators’ Comments

  • “The shade is great; it is very close to e.max.”
  • “Esthetics have been improved quite a bit.”
  • “It is a great block and one to have in your armamentarium.”
  • “The polishing protocol prior to firing has yielded beautiful results.”
  • “Overall I was very happy with the blocks. I got some great results.”
  • “Shades tend to be a bit lighter than selected after manufacturing and polishing.”

Description

IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime is a multilayer CAD/CAM zirconia restorative system for monolithic and anatomically reduced crowns and multi-unit bridges. It features a natural shade and translucency progression from dentin to a translucent incisal zone and delivers high strength (1,100 MPa) and fracture toughness (4.5 KIC), enabling conservative restorations with wall thicknesses as low as 0.8 mm. ZirCAD Prime supports speed sintering in as little as 15 minutes in the Programat CS6 or 16 minutes* in the CEREC SpeedFire, allowing efficient same-day workflows, and offers cementation flexibility using conventional, self-adhesive, or adhesive protocols.

*A new 11-minute superspeed sintering is now available in CEREC SpeedFire, SW V. 5.3.3

Bar chart of consultant ratings for IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime by Ivoclar. All six attributes were rated between Very Good and Excellent. Fit of restoration rated highest and translucency lowest.
Donut chart for IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime by Ivoclar. 60% of consultants rated it equivalent to competitive products and 40% rated it better.
IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime by Ivoclar: 50% of consultants would stock it instead of their current product, and 50% would stock it in addition to their current product.

Unique Attributes

  • Speed sintering in both the Programat CS6 and Cerec Speedfire
  • Progressive shade and translucency from 3Y to 5Y for improved esthetics
  • 11 shades, including 3 levels of bleach shades

Clinical Tips from Evaluators

  • Place the sprue on the thicker part of the crown to avoid fracture in the mill.
  • The polish in the unsintered state makes a huge difference in the outcome of the final restoration.
  • The shade will vary depending on the prep so choose a little darker for thick walls and a little lighter for thinner walls.
  • Follow the polishing instructions.

Indications

  • Single-unit crowns (anterior and posterior)
  • Monolithic restorations
  • Anatomically reduced restorations for veneering, staining, or glazing

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