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Since our last discussion on zirconia, I've been told during a Cerec SW4.0 presentation that inCoris TZI is less abrasive than e.max CAD. What are your views on this?
November 19, 2011
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James Cutshaw, CDT · President at Cutshaw Dental Lab, Inc.
Some research shows well polished zr is the least abrasive material. when you put a glaze on it, up the scale it goes.
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Alwyn Naraine, CDT · Managing Partner at Elite Dental Lab
Margot, the studies are absolutely right full count our Zr is lees wears natural enamel lees than Zr,...(more)
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Aiham Farah, CDT · Technical Training Consultant at Farah Dental Lab
Hi Margot. the abrasion has to do with the surface hardness of your restoration and not the Flexural...(more)
