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Ceromer Dental Crown

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Product Overview

Ceromer Crown – A full‑resin crown fabricated from medical‑grade high‑strength composite resin‑ceramic material (Ceromer) via CAD/CAM milling or traditional hand layering. It combines the toughness of composite resin with the esthetic properties of ceramic, closely mimicking natural teeth in color, translucency, and surface texture. It is indicated for single anterior tooth esthetic restorations, inlays/onlays, and fixed restorations for patients with metal allergies, particularly suitable for cases with moderate esthetic demands and concerns about ceramic brittleness.

Ceromer Crown

Medical‑Grade High‑Strength Composite Resin, Aesthetics & Toughness, Ideal for Anterior Aesthetic Restoration & Metal‑Allergy Patients

Excellent Toughness

suitable for anterior esthetic restorations.

Fixed to the maxillary bilateral posterior teeth via bands or full crowns, the appliance cannot be removed by the patient, ensuring continuous and stable expansion force with high compliance.

Natural Aesthetics

material is much tougher than ceramic crowns

It resists chipping and breaking – a great choice if you grind your teeth at night or have a heavy bite.

Gentle on Opposing Teeth

Hardness is similar to natural tooth enamel

So it won't wear down your opposing teeth as much as zirconia or metal‑ceramic crowns would – keeping your natural teeth safer.

Repairability

In case of chipping or unsatisfactory morphology intraorally or in the lab, composite resin can be directly added for repair without the need to remake the restoration.

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Product Specifications

Product Name	Ceromer Crown
Brand	KT trilink dental
Material	Medical‑grade high‑strength composite resin‑ceramic (Ceromer / Nano‑composite resin)
Flexural Strength	≥ 120 – 180 MPa
Hardness	Approximately 25 – 35 HV
Density	~1.2 – 1.5 g/cm³
Water Sorption	≤ 0.5 μg/mm³
Biocompatibility	Compliant with ISO 13485 standards, non‑cytotoxic
Shade	Available in A1–D4 shade range, supports multi‑layer shade build‑up
Translucency	Moderate to good
Fabrication Method	CAD/CAM milling / Hand layering with heat curing
Minimum Thickness	Margin ≥ 0.5 mm / Occlusal ≥ 1.0 mm

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Fabrication Workflow

Tooth preparation

Minimally invasive preparation following the requirements for composite resin crowns (less tooth reduction compared to all‑ceramic crowns).

Impression / scanning

Silicone impression taking or intraoral digital scanning.

Model fabrication

Pour a working model or 3D‑print the model.

Crown fabrication

CAD/CAM milling from preformed composite resin blocks, or manual layering and heat curing.

Finishing and polishing

Fine contouring and polishing.

Clinical try‑in

Intraoral try‑in to verify marginal fit, contacts, and occlusion.

Final cementation

Cement with resin cement or a dedicated composite resin bonding system.

Indications

Single crown restoration in the anterior aesthetic zone

(for patients with metal allergies or those who prefer minimal tooth reduction)

Inlay and onlay restorations

Posterior single crowns

(for cases with tight occlusion or heavy biting force, but where metal or all‑ceramic options are not preferred)

Long‑term alternative to temporary crowns and bridges

(when higher durability is required)

Fixed restorations for patients allergic to zirconia or metal

FAQ

What is the difference between a Ceromer crown and a composite resin crown?

They are essentially the same. Ceromer is a technologically upgraded high‑strength composite resin with optimized filler ratio and resin matrix, offering improved strength, wear resistance, and more stable aesthetics. It is an upgraded version of the composite resin crown.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a Ceromer crown compared to a zirconia all‑ceramic crown?

How long does a Ceromer crown last?

Does the Ceromer crown discolor easily?

Is the Ceromer crown suitable for posterior restorations?