Fine Art Ceramics
Dental Laboratory
28 January 2007
July 2008
Ceramists learn new advanced porcelain build up method using a polychromatic technique, by top Belgium technician with GC Initial porcelain.
A polychromatic build-up is a ceramic technique using specially designed porcelain powders to replicate the structural layers of a natural tooth.
These ceramic restorations with all the diversity required for each and every indication and of stunning natural beauty, simply from one source - the new state of the art ceramic system GC Initial.
Light handling properties of GC Initial restoration.
This layering technique above was demonstrated at GC's training centre in Leuven, Belgium by Dirk Galle.
To give superb colour matching of natural tooth structures, even in the thinnest of layers, an array of unique shades, particularly deep chroma, high fluorescence, opalescence and/or high transparency.
Why should you use Fine Art Ceramics?
Fine Art and their high quality restorations are an essential part of our practice team. Our patients demand the best and with Fine Art we are confident that our results are outstanding.
Robert C Jones BDS 15 March 2007
Dentists - register with Fine Art Ceramics for these great benefits;
03 July 2008
Fine Art Ceramics invests in new state of the art 'laser welder VL50 Alphalaser' , this guarantees perfect uncontaminated passive fit every time, whether it be a full arch implant bridge or a conventional C + B design. Continue reading »
03 July 2008
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