With the lithium disilicate press ceramic (LS2) IPS e.max® Press, you can create naturally beautiful masterpieces with high precision. IPS e.max® Press combines what dental technology is all about: the fast fabrication of restorations with the sensitivity of a craftsman and an esthetic eye - to give your patients a better quality of life.
IPS e.max® Press HT ingots with high translucency (HT) are used to press high-strength, esthetic inlays and veneers.
IPS e.max® Press LT - ingots with low translucency (LT) are used for pressing fully anatomical crowns and bridges.
IPS e.max® Press MT ingots are monochromatic lithium disilicate ingots (LS2) for the press technology with a flexural strength of 500 MPa:
Occlusal veneers (table tops)
Thin veneers, veneers
Partial crowns and crowns
3-unit bridges (up to the 2nd premolar as terminal abutment)
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