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Two-in-one-system that allows the
fabrication of porcelain fused to metal, PFM, or full
ceramic restorations with Aurident’s Press-i-Dent with one
porcelain system
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Can be used with all
of Aurident’s and other ceramic alloys having a wide range
of thermal expansion coefficients.
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Radiance Porcelain
utilizes
Thin
Membrane Nanotechnology which:
-provides superior
hue and chroma in thin sections
-allows precise
control of the hues, chroma, and
translucence by traditional layering techniques
-achieves uniform consistent color renditions
time after time
-requires lower inventory to obtain all shades
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Radiance has a
narrow particle size distribution of its powders that provides
additional benefits to the user:
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- Greater
homogeneity of the powder assures that the
colors/hues are consistent without having to
premix powders
- Smaller
particle sizes allow the porcelain to fuse
uniformly and easily
- The smaller
particle sizes allows greater packing of the
powders resulting in very low shrinkage – i.e.,
the technician can make the prosthetic to near
net shape with fewer firings
- Higher
density of the porcelain allows for more durable product
that is easier to polish.
Radiance’s relatively low
thermal expansion coefficient of 13.6 allows compatibility
with a large range of ceramic alloys and with Press-i-Dent
pressable ceramic.
Radiance’s mechanical, solubility and thermal properties
compare favorably with competitive systems.
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Physical Property |
Units |
Value |
Coefficient of Thermal
Expansion (25-500oC) |
10-6/0C |
12.5±0.5 |
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Flexural Strength |
MPa |
>75 |
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Solubility |
µg/cm3 |
</=25 |
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