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Vita Alpha Porcelain System
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With Vita Alpha Porcelain |
| By guiding light into the substructure, dental technicians
are able to utilise the kaleidoscopic effects of natural teeth under
varying light conditions |
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| The Vita In-Ceram substructure allows the incoming light
to fall evenly on the whole tooth, from crown to root, intensifying
its natural luminescence and vitality. |
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| Under the most diverse light conditions, Vita Alpha
Porcelain replicas display optical characteristics closely resembling
those of natural teeth.Possessing a natural opalescence, they reveal
the warm orange glow of a natural tooth in trans-illumination and
the clear, radiant blue of a natural tooth in reflected light |
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| A common feature of natural teeth are the yellow-brown
discolourations in the dentine and neck areas. These are complimented
by a pink effect found in young teeth. Such phenomena form the basis
for the newly developed DENTINE MODIFIERS, allowing exact characterisations
in these areas. |
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Dentine Modifiers used in the reproduction of incisal and occlusal
areas
For the approximal area Dentine Modifiers are implemented for colour
harmony
Dentine Modifiers offer additional colour accentuation in the design
and construction of substructures, and a broad spectrum for supporting
individual colour creation when constructing molars,
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Vita Alpha Porcelain System
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Note: Vita
Alpha products are only available to qualified dental practitioners.
Dental work may only be carried out by members of the dental profession.
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