IPS ERIS
IPS Eris™ is a new low-fusing layering material to be used with lithium disilicate frameworks.
This proven apatite glass-ceramic provides life-like translucency, brightness and it has light
scattering qualities for true-to-nature opalescence. IPS Eris™ offers a full range of occlusal
dentin, mamelon and opal effect materials for more individualized characterizations and four
ultra-light bleach shades for all your patients needs. IPS Eris offers conventional cementation
for trouble-free insertion or it is also possible to use adhesive cementation. Indications for IPS
Eris layering technique are anterior and posterior crowns and three-unit bridges with one
pontic, up to the second premolar as the distal abutment.
Advantages / Benefits
 | | True-to-nature esthetics
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 | | Homogeneous leucite crystal distribution allowing for:
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 | | Higher flexural strength
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 | | Improved optical properties
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 | | Optimized colour and clarity
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IPS Eris
Advantages/benefits
 | | Natural translucency
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 | | High strength
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 | | Wear compatibility
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 | | Excellent margin adaptation
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Indications
 | | Full-coverage crowns
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 | | 3-unit bridges (up to the 2nd premolar)
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Cementation
 | | Conventionally cemented with glass ionomer cement or
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enamel-dentin adhesive bonding system | |
IPS Eris provides breathtaking aesthetics for anterior & posterior crowns and three unit bridges:
 | | Lithium Disilicate glass-ceramic that wears the same as tooth enamel | | | Increased strength and fracture resistance (nearly 3 times stronger than IPS Empress)
|  | | Veneering porcelain contains fluorapatite crystals that are similar in structure | | | and optical properties to natural dentition Placement: adhesive bonding is preferred
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