By means of these clinical cases, your colleagues demonstrate the wide range of indications applicable for CEREC – from single-visit restorations to highly esthetic challenges and comprehensive oral rehabilitation.
Be inspired and experience how this sophisticated and smart technology can support you in your work to make the treatment experience for your patients better, safer and faster.
The restoration of the first upper molar in a single visit was possible due to the efficient CEREC workflow with CEREC Primemill and CEREC SpeedFire. The patient was extremely positive about the short treatment time and the esthetic result.
Before: First upper molar had been restored with an extensive yet insufficient composite filling that already showed visible fractures.
After: Chairside-fabricated restoration made from an advanced lithium disilicate ceramic, CEREC Tessera.
The chairside restoration in a single visit proved to be a particularly effective and comfortable solution for this patient, as her commute to the practice was 50 kilometers. A highly esthetic inlay with CEREC Tessera could be realized.
Before: Fractured ceramic restoration made from a leucite-reinforced glass-ceramic after a clinical service time of 12 years.
After: Chairside-fabricated restoration made from an advanced lithium-disilicate ceramic CEREC Tessera.
The patient was very happy with the tooth-preserving treatment in a single visit. The crown made of CEREC MTL Zirconia provides both high strength and very good esthetics.
Before: A large carious mesial lesion on tooth 15. The tooth showed asymptomatic apical periodontitis and a significant loss of tooth structure.
After: Chairside-fabricated restoration made of CEREC MTL Zirconia designed using the Biogeneric individual function in the CEREC Software.
Within a single visit of four hours the restoration of two crowns and two inlays, which were 15 years old, was carried out. The patient was very pleased with the very good esthetic result.
Before: Insufficient fillings in the second quadrant. The restorations were about 15 years old.
After: Chairside-fabricated crowns made from CEREC Tessera (teeth 26/27). Inlays for teeth 24 and 25 made of composite blocks.
The speed of the whole restorative workflow was amazing: including preparation, fabrication and cementation of the restoration, the treatment took only 57 minutes. The patient was very satisfied with the short treatment time and the pleasing esthetic result.
Before: Tooth 25 had mesial and distal marginal decay and broken porcelain on the existing PFM.
After: The crown on tooth 25 was remade to be brought more in line facially and incisally with the arch.
The clinical case demonstrates how quickly and efficiently CEREC Primemill allows a full-surface glass-ceramic crown to be fabricated chairside in a single session, while meeting the highest esthetic demands.
Before: Large insufficiency of the composite filling on tooth 16 with distal marginal ridge cracks, a lingual wall crack and distal recurrent decay.
After: Highly esthetic full-surface glass-ceramic crown.
A quick and very accurate scan, manageable and intuitive design software, combined with a milling and grinding unit that completes a restoration in just a few minutes, makes for a significant increase in efficiency and greater patient satisfaction with my practice.
Before: Tooth 26 presenting decay and a failing direct composite restoration.
After: Highly esthetic and functional lithium disilicate ceramic crown.
The restoration of this premolar was very well suited for the chairside treatment with zirconia and took only about 90 minutes in total. We were able to use full contour zirconia thanks to the wide range of shades available, achieving satisfactory results for esthetic requirements.
Before: Discoloured tooth 45 as consequence of a previous root canal treatment.
After: Translucent zirconia crown with individualized finishing.
CEREC Primemill not only brings speed to the appointment, but also versatility in milling strategies. In this case we chose the Extra Fine milling mode to achieve maximum esthetics and attention to details as possible.
Before: Fractured metal-ceramic crown on tooth 14, which had previously been treated endodontically.
After: Translucent full zirconia crown for an esthetic result with maximum resistance and retention shape.