Crowns / inlays / onlays / veneers made of pressed ceramics e.MAX
Pressed ceramics e.MAX is one of the most modern and popular technologies in dentistry due to its high strength, aesthetics and durability. However, the cost of installing such products may vary depending on several factors. Let's consider the main ones.
- Complexity of the clinical case
- Volume of work and number of teeth
- Clinic level and specialist qualifications
Ultimately, the cost of installing e.MAX crowns or veneers is based on a combination of these factors. Patients are advised to consult with their physician to accurately assess their needs and choose the best treatment plan.
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At the first stage, the dentist examines the oral cavity, takes X-rays and conducts the necessary examinations. It is determined which teeth need restoration, and the most appropriate method is selected (crown, veneer, onlay or inlay).
At this stage, the teeth are prepared for the installation of future restorations. Depending on the chosen technique, the teeth may undergo minimal preparation. This means removing a small layer of enamel to create space for the ceramic structure.
After the teeth are prepared, impressions are taken and sent to a dental laboratory. Based on these impressions, individual e.MAX ceramic products will be manufactured that fully match the shape and color of the patient's teeth.
While the laboratory is making the permanent ceramic restorations, the patient is fitted with temporary crowns or veneers to protect the prepared teeth and maintain their aesthetic appearance until the final restorations are made.
When the e.MAX restorations are ready, the dentist will try them on. If everything meets expectations, the products are fixed with a special cement. This stage requires high precision and accuracy to ensure durability and comfort.
- Consultation with a dentist: Before the procedure, it is important to undergo an examination and consultation with a dentist to determine the scope of work and discuss all the details of the upcoming procedure.
- Maintaining oral hygiene: A few days before installation, it is recommended to pay special attention to dental care - regular brushing, flossing and mouthwash will help minimize the risk of inflammation.
- Dietary restrictions: The day before the procedure, you should avoid eating very hard foods and coffee to reduce the risk of damage to teeth and discoloration before installation.
- Psychological preparation: For some patients, the installation of restorations can cause anxiety, so it is recommended to discuss possible relaxation methods, such as sedation, with the doctor in advance.
A tooth that requires restoration may continue to deteriorate. Without prompt placement of a veneer or crown, the damaged areas of the tooth may worsen, leading to the need for more complex and expensive treatment in the future.
When a tooth is not protected by a crown or inlay, it can cause changes in the bite and difficulty chewing. This not only reduces the quality of life, but can also cause additional problems with the teeth and jaw.
Lack of restoration can result in teeth that look unsightly, especially in the front teeth. This can negatively impact self-esteem and self-confidence, causing discomfort when communicating or smiling.
Pressed ceramics e.MAX are highly durable and aesthetically pleasing. They perfectly imitate natural teeth in color and transparency, while being durable and resistant to chipping.
Yes, e.MAX can be used for both anterior and posterior teeth. However, the choice of material should always be based on the patient's clinical situation and the doctor's recommendations.
The service life of e.MAX products can be up to 15-20 years with proper care. They are wear-resistant, do not change color and retain their aesthetic properties for many years.
e.MAX veneers can slightly correct the bite, but in case of serious bite problems, orthodontic methods may be required. It is important to consult a doctor to choose the best solution.
