CEREC-type restaurations

Choice of material: ceramic

To this day, dental ceramics remains the material that most closely resembles tooth enamel in its rigidity, texture and the way it reacts to temperature variations when you eat. It is a highly biocompatible material that restores strength to a damaged tooth. In addition, it provides great chewing comfort and wear that is similar to natural tooth enamel, which is beneficial for the tooth itself and for neighbouring teeth. In fact, the contact between adjacent teeth remains tighter, which avoids the unfortunate situation of having food get stuck between the teeth. In addition, the rate of tooth wear during chewing is more similar to the friction wear between two natural teeth. This reduces the risk of premature wear (attrition) or breaking of neighbouring teeth.