Porcelain Porcelain crowns are a popular type of all-ceramic crown. They’re the most natural-looking option but aren’t as strong as some other kinds of crowns.

Benefits of Getting a Zirconia Crown Zirconia is the most durable monolithic ceramic, which is a ceramic made without added materials. When comparing it to glass ceramics and dental composite ...

Ceramic crowns: Ceramic crowns are usually stain-resistant and are often recommended for front teeth restorations. However, they may be more prone to chipping and wear when compared to zirconia.

SprintRay introduces Ceramic Crown, FDA 510(k) cleared for 3D printing definitive full and partial single crowns and veneers Defines a new class of premium, 'Ceramic Dominant' resin clinically ...

Introducing the Zenith × Time+Tide Defy Skyline Skeleton White Surfer Ceramic ✓ The third and final “Surfer” limited edition ...

Durability: Made from high-quality materials like porcelain, ceramic, or metal, crowns and bridges are built to last for many years with proper care. Protection for Damaged Teeth: ...

SprintRay introduces Ceramic Crown, FDA 510(k) cleared for 3D printing definitive full and partial single crowns and veneersDefines a new class of premium, 'Ceramic Dominant' resin clinically ...

The Royal Oak Offshore green ceramic comes with a green pebbled leather strap and a black rubber strap. Audemars Piguet The Royal Oak Offshore is the Swiss watchmaker’s sportiest collection, but this ...

It is Tag Heuer’s first model to feature ceramic pushers, a ceramic crown, and ceramic bridges inside the movement. The use of ceramic in watchmaking is not new.

Fibre-reinforced composite elliptical frustums - dentine analogue material (substrate) in ceramic crown fatigue test.