Looking for Lab staining and glazing crowns

[sampson]

Hi , looking at outsourcing to a milling facility and then staining and glazing ( zirconia , emax ) crowns and bridge units on their return,
Does any one have before and after photos that show how units benefit from this treatment ?
Thanks

 

[AlienMilling]

Hi There, we are a milling center that offers stain and glaze services.
I don't have any before and after photos on hand.

PM Me for more information.

 

[sampson]

Hi There, we are a milling center that offers stain and glaze services.
I don't have any before and after photos on hand.

PM Me for more information.

thank you --- i did think of you -- seen your ads

 

[sampson]

figured i was looking at individuially colouring / staining to match existing dentition

 

[CatamountRob]

figured i was looking at individuially colouring / staining to match existing dentition

That's solid thinking right there. A fellow could go far with an idea like that.

 

[sampson]

That's solid thinking right there. A fellow could go far with an idea like that.

pn second reading ,it does seem a little obvious - lol

 

[Affinity]

Some of the color is infiltrated before sintering... its the difference between stark white and adding chroma or incisal effects. This will get you 90% of the way there for most shades. Sometimes darker shades need more color. Dont fool with normal zirconia glaze and baking 2-3x. Just go with insync from jensen , put on a thick coat and fire one time. The crowns you get back from a milling center wont be glazed and IMO mechanically polishing them doesnt get a good result.

 

[AlienMilling]

We mill using pre-shaded zirconia according to the patient's desired shade. If the lab orders "Stain and Glaze" as a finishing option, we use Jensen InSync Stains and Glazes to give the restoration a quality finish.

 

[sampson]

Some of the color is infiltrated before sintering... its the difference between stark white and adding chroma or incisal effects. This will get you 90% of the way there for most shades. Sometimes darker shades need more color. Dont fool with normal zirconia glaze and baking 2-3x. Just go with insync from jensen , put on a thick coat and fire one time. The crowns you get back from a milling center wont be glazed and IMO mechanically polishing them doesnt get a good result.

thank you

 

[sampson]

We mill using pre-shaded zirconia according to the patient's desired shade. If the lab orders "Stain and Glaze" as a finishing option, we use Jensen InSync Stains and Glazes to give the restoration a quality finish.

thank you -- ps i sent a message request for info

 

[sampson]

thank

thank you -- ps i sent a message request for info

thank you recieved email

 

[ts4341]

We only use pre-shaded discs with AG Multi Layered crowns. We pre-stain the FCZ unit by brush techniques..
Dipping is mainly for copings. I always find myself adding a slight bit of post-stain like InSync in the cervical or central grove area or
blue, voilet or grey to the insical.. I guess we could just bang them out with no post-stain, since they are about a 95% match to the desired shade most
of the time.. But I like to nail the restoration by post staining

 

[sidesh0wb0b]

Hi , looking at outsourcing to a milling facility and then staining and glazing ( zirconia , emax ) crowns and bridge units on their return,
Does any one have before and after photos that show how units benefit from this treatment ?
Thanks

we hand color 99% of our zirc too. have some pics I can share if youd like to see.

 

[sampson]

we hand color 99% of our zirc too. have some pics I can share if youd like to see.

yes i would like to see any photos you can share - thanks

 

[IVY]

yes i would like to see any photos you can share - thanks

Where are u located?

 

[sampson]

cari

Where are u located?

St.Lucia -Caribbean