PFM

PFM

Porcelain Fused to Metal crowns and bridges are classic options for restorations. PFM’s are tested and popular for many dentists, allowing the strength of metal restorations with a more natural look with porcelain layering. PFMs are commonly used for crowns and bridges. 

Non-Precious PFM

Non-precious type 4 metal is an economical option for PFMs that are exceptionally strong, work with thin walls and can be one unit or large bridges. 

More information
  • knife edge margins
  • to block dark stumps
  • single crowns
  • bridges
  • fit to partials
  • design for partials
  • ERA attachments
  • Maryland bridges
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Non-precious metal and VM13 porcelain
Material
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280
Vickeres Hardness
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66% cobalt, 28% Chromium, 5% molybdenum
Composition

Semi-Precious PFM

A strong, ductile, type 4, high performing noble option for PFMs that are silver and palladium free. Strong enough for thin walls and performs well as single units and large bridges. 

More information
  • knife edge margins
  • to block dark stumps
  • single crowns
  • bridges
  • fit to partials
  • design for partials
  • ERA attachments
  • Maryland bridges
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Semi-precious metal and VM13 porcelain
Material
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314
Vickeres Hardness
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20% platinum, 5.7% ruthenium, 43.5% cobalt, 29.3% chromium
Composition

Precious PFM

A high noble, palladium free, type 3 PFM made with a rich yellow gold, that is esthetic with exceptional biocompatibility. 

More information
  • knife edge margins
  • to block dark stumps
  • single crowns
  • bridges
  • fit to partials
  • design for partials
  • ERA attachments
  • Maryland bridges
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Precious metal and VM13 porcelain
Material
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160-220
Vickers Hardness
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86% gold, 8.5% platinum, 2.6% palladium, 1.4% indium
Composition
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