E-Max is a state-of-the-art material in modern dentistry and is used for zirconia-free all-ceramic crowns made from lithium disilicate ceramic, which uniquely combines durability with aesthetics. These crowns are ideal for perfectly correcting aesthetic problems such as shape, size, colour, or alignment issues in teeth. Their greatest advantage is their ability to mimic the light-reflecting properties of natural tooth enamel, providing both an extremely natural appearance and the necessary strength and durability to withstand high chewing forces. E-Max crowns not only enhance your smile but also protect the underlying natural tooth structure, offering a long-term solution for both health and aesthetics.
An E-max crown treatment usually requires two visits to the dentist. During the first visit, the dentist prepares the teeth and takes measurements, which are then sent to a laboratory to manufacture special porcelain dental crowns for the patient. During the second visit, the dentist attaches the crowns to the teeth and performs final checks.
An E-max crown treatment usually requires two visits to the dentist. During the first visit, the dentist prepares the teeth and takes measurements, which are then sent to a laboratory to manufacture special porcelain dental crowns for the patient. During the second visit, the dentist attaches the crowns to the teeth and performs final checks.
E-Max crowns are renowned for their exceptional aesthetics and strength, making them a premier choice in modern restorative dentistry. But how do you know if you are the right candidate for this advanced treatment? At Istadental in Istanbul, we help you determine if E-Max crowns are the perfect solution to achieve both a healthy and beautifully natural smile.
E-max crowns last a long time, similar to natural teeth, and typically have a lifespan of more than 10 years. Their durability can be increased through proper care. Therefore, it is important to regularly visit the dentist and care for your dental health to extend the lifespan of E-max crowns.
A crown takes over the outer surface of the tooth, so the tooth is reduced. The aim is to stop short of the living core. After the impression comes a temporary crown. Not decoration. It is there to keep the tooth covered.
The temporary comes off and the permanent one takes its place. Then the bite, the way the teeth close together. What the dentist checks are the contact points. One more adjustment if needed, then the final cementing.
For information only. Nothing here replaces an examination by a dentist.