VINTAGE MP - ceramic system for all high-fusing alloys. VINTAGE MP is a high-purity microceramic for veneering all conventional high-fusing ceramic alloys with a recommended CTE range of 13.6 to 15.2 x 10-6K-1, regardless of whether high gold or non-precious metal. A special manufacturing process was used to adapt the ceramic to the indirect light scattering of natural tooth enamel and dentin. In addition to the tooth-like light scattering, Vintage MP impresses with its leucite-reinforced crystalline structure, which shows particularly temperature-resistant color pigments in the crystal and glass phase even after several firing processes. This means that the color brilliance and depth effect are retained even after several firings.
Advantages
Above-average adhesion values thanks to gold-colored Base Opaque
Exceptional color stability
Extremely fine paste opaque with outstanding opacity
Low firing shrinkage and homogeneous, dense surfaces
Intensely fluorescent shoulder and cervical materials
Versatile opalescent incisal and effect materials
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