now if I can only find emax blocks for less than $30.00 a block I will be so happy!!!!!
4me,
Which sintering furnace are you using? I have the Zyrcomat.
I purchased the blue ineos before the trade-in and missed out of the $5,000.
Still happy I did because the ease of use. Waiting for inLab 4 software.
but glad you got the blue !we are using the Vita Zyrcomat also ! sorry you didn't get the trade in
"hated the redcam LOVE the new bluecam so much easier n yes we are milling in house now if I can only find emax blocks for less than $30.00 a block I will be so happy!!!!! "
So you think the results are as good as pressing? whens your next eye test
You must love thinning out margins on onlays and inlays as well as milling emax margins with this system at less than .5 or .4 AT BEST leads to margins chipping during milling. Either that or your sending out restorations with thick bulky margins.
Stick to the vita MK2 stuff if your using this system. Its the only material that has a hope in hell of milling properly with it.
Sorry.
we do mostly pfms but ever since we got the new blue cam I am making my husband do all my father in laws cases emax monolithic, 40% of our business comes from him so it's saving us a ton of money because I only have MDTs for ceramist and they are very very expensive they charge me a lot but the work is so beautiful! I just hate the cost to produce pfms so I am making sure we utilize this milling machine and scanner! excited about Sirona's deal with glidewell for Bruxir we spoke to Glidewell today and the rep over there told me to just fax over my invoices from Patterson for the Bruxir blocks and we will be added to their website as one of their authorized Bruxir labs, we also get the Bruxir stickers with our blocks! I dunno these Doctors want the Bruxir product there's a huge demand here in the Bay Area. So now we have a high end division for the clients that want nice esthetics and are willing to pay for it and the Bruxir n emax monolithic stuff for the lower end cheap Doctors that don't care just want the cheapest thing. We are starting to get more and more veneer work n have been milling them and for the harder cases my husband will go to his friends lab to press with his pressing oven. I've been looking into buying a EP5000 but not sure if its something I want to invest in since we have the inlab MC XL. By the way I am very new to the dental lab business (only 2.5 mos hehe) but I sure am learning a lot from this forum! will tell my hubby about that Vita MK2 stuff thank you for your suggestions and advice it is very much appreciated! if I would have started helping my husband way back then and knew about this forum I would have had them by the 3shape system instead! lol
