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<blockquote data-quote="Accutech" data-source="post: 326876" data-attributes="member: 981"><p>There are few others (or possibly lot more currently R&D). It’s an exciting alternative to milling for sure but you still have to sinter (zirconia) or crystallize (glass ceramics LD LS). </p><p>Upside to this method vs milling would be thinner more precise margins (once you dial it in) ability to print in layered appearance like hand layered/ stacked porcelain.</p><p>What I have seen though (very limited by the way) when comparing full contour zirconias, it reminded me of finished FCZ from 16 years ago (as an experiment I did) on my Cerec in lab. Not too pretty. I can’t imagine trying to sell it in its current technological state. </p><p>Who / whichever company brings it to market whenever that is in a more polished esthetic state, I would be very interested. </p><p>For now....pass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Accutech, post: 326876, member: 981"] There are few others (or possibly lot more currently R&D). It’s an exciting alternative to milling for sure but you still have to sinter (zirconia) or crystallize (glass ceramics LD LS). Upside to this method vs milling would be thinner more precise margins (once you dial it in) ability to print in layered appearance like hand layered/ stacked porcelain. What I have seen though (very limited by the way) when comparing full contour zirconias, it reminded me of finished FCZ from 16 years ago (as an experiment I did) on my Cerec in lab. Not too pretty. I can’t imagine trying to sell it in its current technological state. Who / whichever company brings it to market whenever that is in a more polished esthetic state, I would be very interested. For now....pass. [/QUOTE]
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