Zirconia Orodent Era 750/1100 MPa

Una linea d’eccellenza che unisce innovazione tecnologica e maestria artigianale vissuta in prima persona, sviluppata in collaborazione con il Maestro Giuseppe Leonetti.

Questa gamma di materiali multilayer è progettata per rispondere alle esigenze dei laboratori moderni, sempre più orientati a soluzioni estetiche avanzate, offrendo risultati naturali, affidabili e accessibili.

Thanks to 5-layer technology, it provides a progressive color gradient while maintaining a flexural strength of 1100 MPa.

The result is a versatile, stable and translucent zirconia, capable of combining function and aesthetics in every restoration.

Orodent Era 750/1100 MPa is designed for high-aesthetic restorations, featuring a natural effect and a progressive gradient that reaches up to 50% translucency in the cuspid area. Depending on requirements, it allows for monolithic restorations, cut-back technique, or micro-layering.

Indications for use:

• Single crowns
• Extended and full-arch bridges with up to 2 missing elements

All Orodent discs, manufactured entirely in Castelnuovo del Garda, are pre-sintered at a low temperature for better workability.

Pre-sintering in this way allows to have the material in the chalky state (not vitrified) offering important advantages:

• good workability with the possibility of finishing the prosthesis with hand tools before sintering
• longer tools’ life (up to 700 elements with a bur for roughing)
• the extended time in the furnace ensures the homogeneity of the pre-sintering heat treatment, which makes it possible to obtain a good hold on the thinnest parts

Sintering is the key step in the entire process. It is during this step that zirconia acquires all its properties of translucency and flexural strength.

Orodent has developed 4 sintering programmes that must be chosen according to the thickness of the prosthesis, not on the type of zirconia: in particular, the heat treatment must guarantee homogeneous heating between the inner and outer layers of the prosthesis to obtain a uniform and three-dimensional shrinkage, paying particular attention to prostheses with elements of different thicknesses.