Milling using CEREC

Precise, fast, versatile

All the components of the CEREC system fit together perfectly – from the acquisition of the digital impression to the milling of the final restoration.

The user-friendly CEREC SW 4.2., the fully automated milling process, the clinical benefits of all-ceramic materials, complete treatment in a single session as well as positive feedback from patients – all these factors combine to maximize your job satisfaction. And if you decide to install the milling unit in your reception room, you will create a real talking point and focus of interest. Our three milling units, each with a different focus, make it even easier to find the right solution for your dental practice:

CEREC MC; CEREC MC X; CEREC MC XL Premium

The similarities of the 3 CEREC milling units are that all of them deliver professional, long-lasting results in just a few minutes. They mill restorations with a textbook accuracy of ± 25 μm. The clearly laid-out control panel and colored status lighting ensure optimum ease of use.

In-house milling is a cost-effective option

Did you know that you can mill a crown depending on the milling unit and program in just 8-18.

That means more time for your patients and more profit for your dental practice.

FEATURES

CEREC MC

CEREC MC X

CEREC MC XL Premium

Indications

Fully anatomical single-tooth resorations

Complete chairside spectrum

Complete CAD/CAM spectrum

Milling accurarcy

+/- 25 µm

+/- 25 µm

+/- 25 µm

Maximum block size

15,5x19x20 mm

15,5x19x40 mm

22x40x85 mm

CEREC Software 4.2

Fully anatomical single-tooth restorations (feldspar ceramic, glass ceramic, lithium disilicate ceramic, translucent zirconium oxide (TZI), hybrid, mono-sized polmyer blocks)

Bridges up to 4 units

 

Abutments (zirconium oxide, lithium disilicate)

 

Surgical Guides (CEREC Guides)

 

inLab Software 4.2

 

optional

Copings, frameworks, bars, attachments, telescopes, mutilayer, stack milling, nesting

 

optional (up to 40 mm block size)

Sinterable metal (NPM)

 

optional

Milling of zirconium oxide and polymers

TZI mono only

Frameworks up to 12 units

 

up to 3-4 units

Model Milling (Design 2011 motors necessary)

   

Four spindel motors

   

Touch display

   

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