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Veneers Emax

Veneers Emax (also known as Emax veneers) are a type of dental veneers made from a specific type of ceramic material called lithium disilicate. Emax veneers are considered to be one of the most advanced and durable types of veneers available.One of the advantages of Emax veneers is their strength and durability. They are less likely to chip or break than other types of veneers, and they can withstand the normal wear and tear of everyday use. Emax veneers also have a translucency that closely resembles that of natural teeth, making them a popular choice for cosmetic dentistry.

GIC Filling

GIC or Glass Ionomer Cement is a dental procedure that uses special dental cement to fill cavities and repair damaged teeth. GIC fillings are made by mixing acrylic and glass material, which strengthens teeth. It is used in deeper cavities and provides good insulation around the nerve tissues.Many patients prefer GIC filling as it is a quick and relatively painless procedure and can be completed in a single dental appointment. GIC filling surgery is beneficial as it restores the natural appearance of the tooth.  It releases fluoride over time, which strengthens the tooth and prevents further decay. 

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Laser Filling

Laser filling, also known as laser dentistry, is a type of dental treatment that uses a laser to remove decayed or damaged tooth tissue and prepare the tooth for filling. The laser energy vaporizes the affected tooth material, leaving behind a clean, dry cavity that can then be filled with a dental filling material.Laser filling is a relatively quick and painless procedure, and it is often performed under local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. It is also associated with less pain and discomfort compared to traditional drilling methods, as the laser energy can seal the nerve endings in the affected tooth, reducing sensitivity and pain.

Zirconia Crown

Zirconia crowns are a type of dental crown made from a strong, durable ceramic material called zirconium dioxide. Zirconia is a biocompatible material that is used in a variety of medical applications due to its strength, durability, and natural-looking appearance.Zirconia crowns are often used to restore teeth that have been damaged by decay, injury, or wear and tear. They are known for their excellent aesthetic qualities, as they closely resemble the color and translucency of natural teeth.They are also resistant to chipping and breaking, making them a good choice for restoring back teeth that are subjected to a lot of biting force.

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