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E-Max Or Zirconia Veneers, which one is better?

For people who are concerned about the appearance and quality of their teeth, there are a few options to consider in improving the overall look of their smile. Here, we look into the two common types of materials for dental veneers to choose from. Discover more about the features of each, so you can decide which option is suitable to your condition and needs.

*E-Max vs Zirconia Veneers
If you are looking to have dental veneers, you may probably be wondering which material to use for this application. Among the two popular choices available are zirconia and E-max, and there are certain differences between these in terms of features, appearance and benefits. Let us look into the unique qualities of each as presented below.

Zirconia
A type of ceramic material, zirconia oxide is used for making full or partial crowns. To give your teeth a natural appearance, you can select from a number of shades that will best match the color of your original teeth. This way, you will feel more confident about flashing your smile since no one can tell if you are wearing crowns or not, specially with cutback (porcelain covers) and our DSD (Digital Smile Design) technology you will able to have very natural, white, straight teeth in just couple of days. (Most likely 6 working days)

E-Max
As for E-max, otherwise known as Lithium Silicate, it has some distinct features although it is also a type of ceramic just like zirconia. However, this material is not often used to make a partial crown or a core, although it may be utilized in making a full crown while adding some more porcelain finish as necessary.

In terms of appearance, E-max is has a more translucent quality, as compared to most zirconia. This is why there is no need to stain this material as it provides a more natural appearance to your teeth. Just keep in mind, though, that the choice between these two materials still depends on the crown’s location in your mouth. For instance, if there is a darker tooth located underneath, zirconia is a better option as it does not allow more light to enter. And also we do not recommend this option to using in gap or bridge places

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