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What Are Metal Substructure Porcelains?
Metal substructure porcelains are one of the most established and reliable prosthetic solutions in dentistry, combining durability with a classic approach. These frameworks, made from specialized dental alloys, are layered with porcelain powders to achieve the desired tooth shape and shade.
They are frequently preferred for posterior teeth where chewing forces are highest, as they provide exceptional strength. They offer a biocompatible, long-lasting, and cost-effective treatment option.
Why Choose Metal Substructure Porcelain?
High Durability
The metal core provides superior resistance to fractures and cracks under pressure.
Cost-Effective
A budget-friendly aesthetic option compared to alternatives like Zirconium.
Proven Success
A reliable material used for decades with consistently high clinical success rates.
Versatility
Suitable for everything from single crowns to full-arch fixed bridges.
Treatment Stages
Insights on Porcelain Crowns
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the treatment take?
Usually completed in 3-5 sessions. Single crowns can be finished in 3-4 days, while full-mouth restorations may take 10-12 days.
Will it cause any allergies?
The alloys used are biocompatible. However, for patients with specific metal allergies (like nickel), we recommend zirconium alternatives.
Classic Strength, Modern Smile
Rely on our expert team for a durable and long-lasting dental solution.
