Aidite introduces its latest innovation in restorative dentistry: the Cameo KrystaFree Lithium Disilicate CAD/CAM Block. This advanced material is meticulously optimized to deliver unmatched efficiency and aesthetics, redefining the standards for dental restorations. KrystaFree features professional-grade processing technology, including nanoscale multi-morphology interlocking structures, eliminating the need for crystallization post-milling. This ensures smooth and stable margins for restorations and streamlines workflows for dental professionals.
Efficiency Redefined
Cameo KrystaFree boasts unparalleled efficiency, offering dentists a simplified workflow. Unlike traditional restorative materials requiring complex sintering, this block allows for bionic results with straightforward polishing or staining and glazing. The streamlined process involves scanning, designing, milling (15 minutes for a single crown), and polishing or glazing, enabling quicker restoration turnaround times.
Bionic Translucency for Aesthetic Excellence
Designed with bionic performance in mind, Cameo KrystaFree mimics the natural shade and translucency of teeth. Through simple polishing, dental restorations seamlessly replicate the look of natural teeth, meeting patients’ aesthetic needs with precision.
Unmatched Performance
KrystaFree’s high flexural strength exceeds 300 MPa and is engineered for durability. It successfully withstands rigorous three-point flexural tests as per ISO 6872 standards. This strength ensures longevity and reduces the risk of secondary caries thanks to its excellent marginal stability, which minimizes microleakage.
Specifications and Versatility
KrystaFree is highly adaptable, catering to various clinical applications such as veneers, inlays, anterior crowns, posterior crowns, and onlays. Available in shades (A1, A2, A3, A3.5, B1, and BL1), it allows dental professionals to meet diverse patient needs.
Technical specifications include:
Its universal dimension (18 × 13 × 15 mm) is compatible with a variety of milling machines, ensuring seamless integration into dental labs.
Advanced Marginal Stability
The block’s smooth and stable margins guarantee an exceptional fit with abutments. This eliminates microleakage and strengthens the integrity of dental restorations, resulting in improved patient outcomes and long-lasting restorations.
Enhanced Workflow
KrystaFree’s no-sintering requirement is a game-changer for dental professionals, allowing them to achieve faster results without compromising on quality. The CAD/CAM process integrates seamlessly with Aidite’s complete product line, including the Rapid 3 Intraoral Scanner, CMW-400 Milling Machine, and Biomic Stain & Glaze Kit.
Why Choose Cameo KrystaFree Lithium Disilicate?
Aidite’s Cameo KrystaFree Lithium Disilicate represents the future of dental restorations. Its unmatched strength, aesthetic capabilities, and simplified workflow offer a reliable, high-performance material for dentists looking to enhance their restorative procedures. Aidite continues to set the benchmark for innovative dental solutions, empowering clinicians to deliver better results in less time.
Source: www.aidite.com
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