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Product Description: UT Block for anterior restorations
In the field of dental restorations, choosing the right material is essential to ensure beauty, function and durability. UT Block provides an ideal solution for anterior restorations, combining excellent physical properties with excellent aesthetic properties, so that every restoration can achieve a natural and beautiful effect.
Physical parameters
Color: Pure white, providing a wide range of staining potential, allowing it to closely match the color of the patient's own teeth.
Aesthetics: Ultra-high transparency, simulating the gloss and transparency of natural teeth.
Sintered density: 6.0 g/cm³, this density indicator reflects the firmness of the material after pre-sintering, ensuring the durability and durability of the restoration.
Flexural strength: 700 MPa, ensuring compression and fracture resistance in daily use.
Light transmittance: 49%, ensuring that light can pass through the restoration in a way that mimics natural teeth, enhancing the aesthetic effect.
Sintering temperature: 1450°C, the high-temperature sintering process ensures the firmness and stability of the material.
Key Features
UT Block is designed for anterior restorations and its physical and aesthetic properties meet the industry's high standards. Here are its key features:
Suitable for anterior restorations: Designed specifically for anterior teeth, ensuring that the restored teeth are both beautiful and natural.
Dyeability: UT Block is a pure white zirconium oxide block that can be dyed using the HONCHON UT series of coloring fluids, providing a variety of color options to meet the needs of different patients.
Excellent glass-like transparency: High transparency ensures that the restored teeth are visually indistinguishable from natural teeth, enhancing patient confidence and comfort.
Recommended Applications
UT Block has a wide range of applications and is suitable for a variety of anterior restoration situations:
Veneers: Provide aesthetic coverage for anterior teeth to improve color, shape or size.
Full and partial crowns: Completely or partially cover anterior teeth to restore tooth function and beauty.
Inlays and sleeves: Repair partial damage to teeth while maintaining most of the natural tooth structure.
Anterior full bridge (up to 4 units): Used to replace one or more anterior teeth to ensure overall beauty and functionality.
Base: Provides additional support and strength, and is an ideal base material for crowns and bridges.
Conclusion
UT Block is chosen as an anterior restoration material not only because of its excellent physical and aesthetic properties, but also because it can provide a long-lasting and beautiful restoration. Whether it is a dentist or a patient, UT Block is an ideal choice for anterior restoration, making every smile full of confidence.
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