Characterization of resin teeth The increasing esthetic requirements placed on removable dentures make the individual characterization of resin teeth indispensable. It is a vital part of combined denture prosthetics for the fabrication of esthetically pleasing restorations. The material composition of the teeth permits shape and shade adjustments with the help of a resin veneering material used in accordance with the respective Instructions for Use. Their characteristic intensity, brilliance and translucency closely replicate the shade of natural teeth. Key features are the distinctive, contrasting mesial and distal enamel edges and a slight shade accentuated tooth neck. The results are dentures that harmoniously blend into their surroundings. Both the anterior and posterior teeth are four-layer teeth. Material The teeth are made entirely from highly cross-linked DCL acrylic (Double Cross-Linked). The material is a distinctly modified variant of a polymethyl methacrylate, whereby both polymer and matrix are homogeneously cross-linked. Compared to conventional PMMA, this material displays a higher compressive strength but similar flexibility. As a result, extended denture longevity can be expected. In addition to this, it also achieves a sound bond of the denture teeth to the denture base material.

Characterization of resin teeth The increasing esthetic requirements placed on removable dentures make the individual characterization of resin teeth indispensable. It is a vital part of combined denture prosthetics for the fabrication of esthetically pleasing restorations. The material composition of the teeth permits shape and shade adjustments with the help of a resin veneering material used in accordance with the respective Instructions for Use. Their characteristic intensity, brilliance and translucency closely replicate the shade of natural teeth. Key features are the distinctive, contrasting mesial and distal enamel edges and a slight shade accentuated tooth neck. The results are dentures that harmoniously blend into their surroundings. Both the anterior and posterior teeth are four-layer teeth. Material The teeth are made entirely from highly cross-linked DCL acrylic (Double Cross-Linked). The material is a distinctly modified variant of a polymethyl methacrylate, whereby both polymer and matrix are homogeneously cross-linked. Compared to conventional PMMA, this material displays a higher compressive strength but similar flexibility. As a result, extended denture longevity can be expected. In addition to this, it also achieves a sound bond of the denture teeth to the denture base material.

Characterization of resin teeth The increasing esthetic requirements placed on removable dentures make the individual characterization of resin teeth indispensable. It is a vital part of combined denture prosthetics for the fabrication of esthetically pleasing restorations. The material composition of the teeth permits shape and shade adjustments with the help of a resin veneering material used in accordance with the respective Instructions for Use. Their characteristic intensity, brilliance and translucency closely replicate the shade of natural teeth. Key features are the distinctive, contrasting mesial and distal enamel edges and a slight shade accentuated tooth neck. The results are dentures that harmoniously blend into their surroundings. Both the anterior and posterior teeth are four-layer teeth. Material The teeth are made entirely from highly cross-linked DCL acrylic (Double Cross-Linked). The material is a distinctly modified variant of a polymethyl methacrylate, whereby both polymer and matrix are homogeneously cross-linked. Compared to conventional PMMA, this material displays a higher compressive strength but similar flexibility. As a result, extended denture longevity can be expected. In addition to this, it also achieves a sound bond of the denture teeth to the denture base material.

Characterization of resin teeth The increasing esthetic requirements placed on removable dentures make the individual characterization of resin teeth indispensable. It is a vital part of combined denture prosthetics for the fabrication of esthetically pleasing restorations. The material composition of the teeth permits shape and shade adjustments with the help of a resin veneering material used in accordance with the respective Instructions for Use. Their characteristic intensity, brilliance and translucency closely replicate the shade of natural teeth. Key features are the distinctive, contrasting mesial and distal enamel edges and a slight shade accentuated tooth neck. The results are dentures that harmoniously blend into their surroundings. Both the anterior and posterior teeth are four-layer teeth. Material The teeth are made entirely from highly cross-linked DCL acrylic (Double Cross-Linked). The material is a distinctly modified variant of a polymethyl methacrylate, whereby both polymer and matrix are homogeneously cross-linked. Compared to conventional PMMA, this material displays a higher compressive strength but similar flexibility. As a result, extended denture longevity can be expected. In addition to this, it also achieves a sound bond of the denture teeth to the denture base material.

Their characteristic intensity, brilliance and translucency closely replicate the shade of natural teeth. Key features are the distinctive, contrasting mesial and distal enamel edges and a slight shade accentuated tooth neck. The results are dentures that harmoniously blend into their surroundings. Both the anterior and posterior teeth are four-layer teeth. Material The teeth are made entirely from highly cross-linked DCL acrylic (Double Cross-Linked). The material is a distinctly modified variant of a polymethyl methacrylate, whereby both polymer and matrix are homogeneously cross-linked. Compared to conventional PMMA, this material displays a higher compressive strength but similar flexibility. As a result, extended denture longevity can be expected. In addition to this, it also achieves a sound bond of the denture teeth to the denture base material.

Minimum layer thicknesses To maintain the stability of the teeth and the correct shade effect, it is recommended not to underscore the minimum layer thickness. Posterior teeth: – Central fossae min. 2.0 mm – In cusp tips min. 2.5 mm – In the cervical area min. 2.5 mm

Minimum layer thicknesses To maintain the stability of the teeth and the correct shade effect, it is recommended not to underscore the minimum layer thickness. Posterior teeth: – Central fossae min. 2.0 mm – In cusp tips min. 2.5 mm – In the cervical area min. 2.5 mm

Ivoclar SR Orthosit PE K Mould Posterior teeth For Cross Bite(set of 8) SR Orthosit PE posterior teeth are made of the highly cross-linked Isosit dental material. Their outstanding occlusion based on the Orthotyp principle and high wear resistance ensures long-lasting results The SR Orthosit tooth line is especially suitable for complete denture prosthetics. It can be combined with SR Vivodent PE.

Ivoclar SR Orthosit PE K Mould Posterior teeth For Cross Bite(set of 8) SR Orthosit PE posterior teeth are made of the highly cross-linked Isosit dental material. Their outstanding occlusion based on the Orthotyp principle and high wear resistance ensures long-lasting results The SR Orthosit tooth line is especially suitable for complete denture prosthetics. It can be combined with SR Vivodent PE.

Ivoclar SR Orthosit PE N5 Mould Posterior teeth For Normal Bite(set of 8)

Ivoclar SR Orthosit PE N4 Mould Posterior teeth For Normal Bite(set of 8)

Ivoclar SR Vivodent PE Shade 120/1A For Upper and Lower Anterior teeth (set of 6)