Superior Aesthetics
With layered veneering porcelain, it delivers lifelike natural tooth appearance, without the light blockage caused by a metal substructure.
CAD/CAM Precision
High‑precision CNC machining ensures a marginal fit of ≤25 μm, effectively preventing microleakage and secondary caries.
Strong Bond with Veneering Porcelain
Stain Resistance
The dense, smooth surface resists pigment penetration from coffee, tea, and other beverages, maintaining long‑term color stability.
| Product Name | Zirconia All‑Ceramic Crown |
| Brand | KT trilink dental |
| Material | Medical‑grade high‑translucency zirconia (3Y‑TZP / 4Y‑TZP / 5Y‑TZP) |
| Material Brands | Bloomden/Yucera/Upcera/3M/Wieland/VITA/Sirona/ivoclar |
| Flexural Strength | 3Y ≥ 1200 MPa / 4Y ≥ 900 MPa / 5Y ≥ 600 MPa |
| Translucency | 3Y (low) / 4Y (medium) / 5Y (high) |
| Hardness | ≥ 1200 HV |
| Density | ~6.05 g/cm³ |
| Coefficient of Thermal Expansion | 10.5 × 10⁻⁶/K (matched to veneering porcelain) |
| Fabrication Method | CAD/CAM CNC milling |
| Minimum Thickness | Margin ≥ 0.3 mm / Occlusal ≥ 0.5 mm (recommended) |
| Shade | Pre‑shaded high‑translucency zirconia blocks (A–D shade range available) / White |
| Veneering Option | Can be used as monolithic crown / Can be layered with veneering porcelain |
| Brands | Material | Characteristic | Indications for Implant & Restoration |
| China-Bloomden | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | 5-layer gradient, 800–1200 MPa, 42–49% translucency, cervical masking | Anterior/posterior crowns & bridges, veneers, inlays, full-arch bridges, implant bridges |
| China-Yucera | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | 8-layer stacking, 15-layer gradient, translucency 57%→43%, strength 700→1200 MPa | Partial arch, anterior, posterior, multi-unit bridges |
| China-Upcera | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | Pre-shaded multi-layer, 3-layer stacking, 5-layer gradient, custom internal staining | Single crowns, connected bridges (missing ≤3 teeth), anterior & posterior teeth |
| USA-3M·LAVA | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1100 MPa | High translucency, 8 special-effect stains, 18 stains, 8-year clinical 100% survival rate | Single crowns, long-span bridges, implant crowns & bridges, connected crowns (≤4), inlays/onlays, Maryland bridges, telescopic copings, zirconia abutments |
| Germany-Wieland | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | 7 shades, translucent, high strength, marginal fit | Single crowns, connected bridges (missing ≤3 teeth), anterior & posterior teeth |
| Germany-VITA | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | High-translucency zirconia (Y-TZP), high marginal fit | Single crowns, connected bridges (missing ≤3 teeth), anterior & posterior teeth |
| Germany-Sirona | Zirconia, CAD/CAM, 1200 MPa | Translucent, 5 coping shades, biocompatible | Full-contour crowns, bridges, telescopic copings, bar attachments |
| Switzerland-ivoclar | Lithium disilicate glass-ceramic, 360–400 MPa | 20 coping shades, high aesthetics | Single crowns, connected bridges (missing ≤3 teeth), anterior & posterior teeth, veneers |
Fabrication Workflow
Single posterior crown restoration (3Y high‑strength type)
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?
Ceromer crowns offer better toughness, less wear on opposing teeth, repairability, and lower cost. However, the flexural strength (approximately 180 MPa) is significantly lower than that of zirconia (approximately 1200 MPa), making it unsuitable for posterior long‑span bridges or high‑load cases.
How long does a Ceromer crown last?
Under good occlusal conditions and proper cementation, Ceromer crowns in the anterior region typically last 5–8 years. In the posterior region, the service life is relatively shorter, approximately 3–5 years.
Does the Ceromer crown discolor easily?
High‑quality Ceromer materials have a dense surface with good stain resistance. However, prolonged exposure to dark beverages such as coffee, tea, and red wine may still cause slight staining. Regular polishing and cleaning can restore the original gloss.
Is the Ceromer crown suitable for posterior restorations?
Yes, for posterior single crowns and inlays/onlays, particularly in cases with moderate aesthetic requirements and functional occlusal loads. It is not recommended for posterior long‑span bridges or heavy‑load occlusal cases.
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