Kuraray America Inc. announces the official launch of CERABIEN™ MiLai, its newest esthetic micro-layering ceramic system, at LMT LAB DAY™ 2026, taking place February 19–21, 2026. The product will be showcased at Booth #H-16, East Tower, and Lecture Hall: Grand Hall G, East Tower Ballroom Gold Level, with live demonstrations and hands-on experiences throughout the event.
With highly esthetic ceramic materials now available for indirect restorations, it is no longer necessary to design high-strength frameworks and add multiple layers of porcelain. Today, thanks to advancements in zirconia and lithium disilicate (LiDiSi), restorations can be manufactured with a monolithic design or minimal cutback. Using appropriate materials, a less complex micro-layering technique produces the desired outcomes, even when esthetic expectations are high. CERABIEN™ MiLai from Kuraray Noritake Dental is a new porcelain system specifically designed for this purpose. Its compact lineup of low-fusing porcelains and internal stains supports efficient, economical finishing procedures that deliver outstanding esthetics on the first attempt.
CERABIEN™ MiLai is designed with a focus on monolithic restorations and offers an extensive shade range to support surface glazing and staining with 31 Paint Pastes. For surface contouring and characterization, the system also includes 6 Build Pastes. For dental technicians seeking an even higher level of esthetic detail, CERABIEN™ MiLai provides 36 Micro-Layering Porcelains and 15 Internal Stains designed for use with the cut-back technique.
Universal Compatibility
Due to the low firing temperature of all system components (740°C / 1,364°F), CERABIEN™ MiLai is compatible not only with zirconia but also with silicate ceramics such as IPS e.max substructures. This means fewer porcelain lines are needed, inventory is reduced, and decision-making is simplified.
Consistent, Predictable Results
To ensure consistent handling properties and predictable outcomes, CERABIEN™ MiLai—like all porcelains from Kuraray Noritake Dental—is based on synthetic feldspathic porcelain technology. Its material structure and particle distribution resemble those of natural teeth, and its properties remain stable even after multiple firing cycles, giving dental technicians exactly what they expect. CERABIEN™ MiLai tooth shades are fluorescent, adding to the vitality and lifelike appearance of restorations.
With these properties, CERABIEN™ MiLai is the outstanding solution for every dentist or dental technician who wants to turn the finishing of zirconia and lithium disilicate restorations into a straightforward, efficient, and economical procedure that produces predictably beautiful outcomes every time.
Source: www.kuraraydental.com
News 13 July 2026
This latest expansion of Benco Dental’s CAD/CAM and laboratory product portfolio builds on a longstanding partnership with Kuraray Noritake and increases access to its highly respe
Products 07 July 2026
Expanded shade range supports fast, esthetic chairside zirconia restorations with 9-minute sintering when used with CEREC ® SpeedFire
Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc., a global leader in dental material innovation, today launched KATANA Zirconia ONE For IMPLANT at Dentsply Sirona World (DS World).
News 16 July 2026
Today, Intiveo announced Veo, a growing network of AI capabilities built into the Intiveo platform, designed to help dental practices enhance patient engagement while maintaining c
The Sonicare brand’s first electric toothbrush powered by on-device AI and real-time spatially aware guidance helps patients brush with greater coverage and confidence for ultimate
Products 20 July 2026
News 20 July 2026
Black Talon Security has announced a strategic reseller agreement with Henry Schein One’s TechCentral to bring its EAGLEi cybersecurity platform to dental practices across the Unit
News 20 July 2026
New voice-driven AI suite helps dental teams streamline documentation, charting, and perio workflows directly inside Curve’s cloud-based practice management platform.
Editorials 20 July 2026
Here’s a roundup of some recent news about faculty, students and alums of Texas A&M College of Dentistry in Dallas.
Endodontics 20 July 2026
This peer-reviewed endodontics article summarizes clinical evidence from Journal of dentistry (2026). It focuses on findings that may help dental professionals evaluate treatment decisions, patient...