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Choosing Crown Materials

A practical comparison of common restorative materials at the communication and planning level.

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Choosing Crown Materials

A practical comparison of common restorative materials at the communication and planning level.

Successful restorative work depends on the right clinical information, a thoughtful material choice, and clear collaboration between the dental practice and technical laboratory team. Each case may call for a different approach depending on its requirements.

Key considerations

  • Zirconia
  • E.MAX
  • PFM
  • Site-specific clinical judgment

Our goal with this guide is to make the possibilities easier to explore. For specific availability, technical requirements, fees, or delivery schedules, please contact Swan Dental Laboratory using the details from the reference site.

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AT A GLANCE

Working with the laboratory

These points help dental professionals prepare a productive discussion.

01

Zirconia

Zirconia is an important subject to clarify with the treating dental professional and laboratory before work is finalized.

02

E.MAX

E.MAX is an important subject to clarify with the treating dental professional and laboratory before work is finalized.

03

PFM

PFM is an important subject to clarify with the treating dental professional and laboratory before work is finalized.

04

Site-specific clinical judgment

Site-specific clinical judgment is an important subject to clarify with the treating dental professional and laboratory before work is finalized.