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1·Natural Multilayer Shade Gradients
Multilayer zirconia provides gradual transitions in shade and translucency from the cervical region to the incisal edge, offering greater visual depth than conventional monochromatic zirconia crowns.
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| Item | Product Information |
| Product Name | Implant-Supported Multilayer Monolithic Zirconia Crown |
| Restoration Type | Implant-supported fixed restoration |
| Crown Structure | Monolithic, full-contour zirconia |
| Material Type | Pre-shaded multilayer zirconia |
| Retention | Screw-retained or cement-retained |
| Compatible Components | Ti-Base, stock abutment, or custom abutment |
| Tooth Positions | Anterior teeth, premolars, and molars |
| Restoration Scope | Single crowns and selected short-span fixed bridges |
| Available Shades | VITA A1–D4, bleach shades, and customized shades |
| Surface Finishing | Staining, glazing, polishing, and individual characterization |
| Accepted Case Formats | Intraoral scans, model scans, or conventional impressions |
| Design Method | CAD/CAM digital design |
| Material Brands | Bloomden, Yucera, Upcera, 3M, Wieland, VITA, Sirona, Ivoclar, and others |
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The material features five naturally graded layers, with strength ranging from 800 to 1200 MPa to support a wide range of restorative indications.
Translucency gradually increases from 42% in the cervical region to 49% at the incisal edge.
The higher incisal translucency recreates the light-transmitting qualities of natural enamel, while the lower cervical translucency provides effective masking of the underlying tooth shade.
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We receive the customer’s intraoral or model scan files and confirm the tooth numbers, requested shade, restoration type, bite registration, and specific fabrication requirements.
Our technicians will review data completeness, preparation margins, available occlusal clearance, proximal areas, and the path of insertion. Any missing information or questions about the case are clarified with the customer before design begins.
The crown contours, margins, proximal contacts, occlusal contacts, and surface anatomy are designed according to the prescription.
An appropriate zirconia disc is selected based on the tooth position, requested shade, and material requirements. The restoration is then digitally nested within the disc and milled.
After sintering, the zirconia restoration undergoes staining, glazing, polishing, and individual characterization as needed to achieve the requested shade and meet the case requirements.
Each restoration is inspected to verify tooth numbers and case information, marginal integrity, internal fit, proximal and occlusal contacts, shade, surface quality, and the absence of cracks, chips, or other defects. Once approved, it is cleaned, labeled with its case identification, and securely packaged for shipment.
Single-tooth implant restorations in the anterior region;
Single-tooth implant restorations in the premolar region;
Single-tooth implant restorations in the molar region;
Implant crowns supported by a Ti-Base;
Crowns supported by stock or custom abutments;
Screw-retained implant restorations;
Cement-retained implant restorations;
Cases requiring strength, wear resistance, and natural tooth shades;
Cases where conventional monochromatic zirconia crowns do not meet esthetic expectations;
Selected short-span implant-supported fixed bridges.
What is an implant-supported multilayer monolithic zirconia crown?
An implant-supported multilayer monolithic zirconia crown is made from pre-shaded multilayer zirconia, featuring gradual changes in shade or translucency from the cervical region to the incisal edge. It connects to the implant through a Ti-Base, stock abutment, or custom abutment.
How does it differ from a conventional tooth-supported zirconia crown?
How do you choose between screw-retained and cement-retained restorations?
What is the difference between multilayer zirconia crowns and conventional monochromatic monolithic zirconia crowns?
