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Porcelain Fused to Metal Crown

Crowns made of porcelain fused to metal contain both porcelain and metal in their composition. For this particular type of dental crown, the base is made of metal, and porcelain is fused to it using a procedure called jacketing. The PFM crowns gained popularity and were used often, with only extremely esthetic situations adopting all ceramic crowns. The crowns were made of porcelain. Because porcelain is translucent, an opaque material is utilized in order to guarantee that the metal is not visible through the material.

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In addition to the most recent CAD/CAM technology and alternatives to frameworks that are manufactured using 3D printing, PFMs continue to be among the most reliable. At Puche Dental Lab, we are aware of the advantages that PFM crowns and bridges offer, and we are equipped with the necessary tools to manufacture them to the highest possible standards.

Uses:

It’s possible that a patient already has porcelain-fused-to-metal repairs that you need to match. You may want to give patients a choice if they care about both how their dental restorations look and how long they last. If you have a patient with bruxism, you might not want to give them an all-ceramic repair. If you choose PFM, you can use it for various purposes, such as:

Popularity of PFM Crowns

Crowns made of zirconia and lithium disilicate (Emax) are two examples of ceramic crowns that are gradually replacing traditional crowns. The most recent ceramics are not only incredibly lovely but also quite strong, almost as strong as zirconia porcelain crown that is attached to metal. PFM crowns, on the other hand, may be necessary in some cases, such as when the durability and adaptability of metal is required in an entirely attractive form.

PFM CROWNS AND BRIDGES OF TASTE AND TYPE

Non-precious or base alloy 

Chromium, nickel, and other metals are utilized in their production. It is the strongest and least expensive metal alloy option.

Noble or semi-precious metals 

It contains around 40% precious metals such as platinum and gold. They are of good quality and durability, but are less expensive than high noble PFM crowns.

High noble or precious PFM crowns 

Composed of around 60% platinum, gold, or palladium. It is the most expensive type of metal porcelain crown, but it is also the most resilient and dependable.

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