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Star Glass Ceramic CAD-CAM Blocks ( Pack of 5 )

Name: Star Glass Ceramic CAD-CAM Blocks ( Pack of 5 )
Brand: Agkem-Agkem
Price: 3580.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 3,580.00 - Rs. 3,580.00

Rs. 3,580.00

Rs. 3,580.00 - Rs. 3,580.00

Rs. 3,580.00

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Description

Experience exceptional strength and precision with LSi (Lithium Silicate) Glass-Ceramic Restorations, engineered for high-performance CAD/CAM dental applications. With an impressive minimum strength of 400 MPa (±60 MPa), this advanced material is designed to endure high-precision milling and cutting, ensuring outstanding durability even in the most delicate restorations.

Its superior strength allows smooth processing, reducing milling stress, chipping risks, and manual adjustment time, making it ideal for ultra-thin veneers, crowns, inlays, onlays, and aesthetic restorations. The material combines resilience with aesthetic versatility, delivering reliable functional performance and natural visual results.

Key Specifications

• Transmittance Options: HT, LT, MT, MO
• Radioactivity: Uranium-238 activity concentration ≤ 1.0 Bq/g (Safe for dental use)
• Density (Partial Crystallization): 2.3 – 2.6 g/cm³
• Density (Complete Crystallization): 2.4 – 2.7 g/cm³
• Biaxial Flexural Strength: ≥ 300 MPa
• Fracture Toughness: ≥ 2 MPa•m½
• Thermal Expansion Coefficient: 10.5 ± 0.5 × 10⁻⁶/K
• Vickers Hardness: ≥ 550 HV2
• Chemical Solubility: < 100 μg/cm²

Direction To Use

1. Prepare the Equipment
• Confirm that the CAD/CAM milling system is properly set up and calibrated before starting.

2. Choose the Correct Block
• Select the appropriate Star Glass Ceramic block based on the restoration type and required shade or size.

3. Load the Block
• Fix the block securely into the milling machine holder to ensure stable and accurate milling.

4. Begin Milling
• Import the restoration design into the CAM software and start the milling procedure according to the selected parameters.

5. Inspect the Restoration
• Once milling is complete, carefully remove the restoration and check for any irregularities or rough areas.

6. Heat Processing
• Place the restoration in a ceramic furnace for the recommended firing cycle to achieve proper strength and translucency.

7. Finishing and Polishing
• Smooth and polish the restoration to obtain a natural tooth-like shine and aesthetic appearance.

8. Final Placement
• Try the restoration in the patient’s mouth and make minor adjustments if necessary for proper fit and comfort.