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<blockquote data-quote="CreDes" data-source="post: 231286" data-attributes="member: 2041"><p>I have tried it and it looks good. Actually I sent a Celtra and an e.max for tooth #10 and the dentist picked the Celtra. He said that it just looked better. </p><p>The negative side to Celtra is the glazing process. Unless it has changed from a few years ago, you have to glaze it on a special pad and not on pegs. I could not figure out how to glaze it without the glaze running down onto the pad and creatin flash. </p><p>Most of the dentists are probably just milling it and not putting it through the glazing process which almost doubles its strength. It is I think 200 mpa without the glazing process.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CreDes, post: 231286, member: 2041"] I have tried it and it looks good. Actually I sent a Celtra and an e.max for tooth #10 and the dentist picked the Celtra. He said that it just looked better. The negative side to Celtra is the glazing process. Unless it has changed from a few years ago, you have to glaze it on a special pad and not on pegs. I could not figure out how to glaze it without the glaze running down onto the pad and creatin flash. Most of the dentists are probably just milling it and not putting it through the glazing process which almost doubles its strength. It is I think 200 mpa without the glazing process. [/QUOTE]
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