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How the lab can help you increase productivity
How long does it take you to seat a crown? Now imagine you can increase productivity and shave off some of the time it normally takes to perform...
In many dental practices, the PFM crown is still a popular tool for fixed restorations because of its combined strength and esthetics. To be successful, PFM crown prep requires adequate tooth reduction to accommodate both metal and porcelain, so the prep design needs to be considered carefully. Here’s what the lab likes to see on a PFM tooth prep.
Anterior Prep
Posterior Prep
Download our PFM prep guide, or contact us for help with your next PFM tooth prep.