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Achieve a seamless fit with the necessary strength and esthetics

With the majority of crowns placed in the posterior, high strength and acceptable esthetics are critical to ensure patient satisfaction. A simple yet versatile cementation solution that complements the crown material can support the long-term success of the restoration.

Success is a crown that fits well, functions properly, meets the esthetic demands of the case, and ensures marginal integrity for lasting results. Cementation should be simple and contribute to the overall results without being a liability risk for microleakage or secondary caries.

Performance you can count on for lab-fabricated or CEREC in-office milled crowns

CEREC Cercon 4D™ 

Multidimensional Zirconia 

Thanks to reduced wall thickness—as thin as .5mm—clinicians enjoy more flexibility with less reduction required and increased space for occlusal anatomy. 

The natural 3D contour mimics the balance of dentin and enamel contours for simplified esthetics.

Cercon® yo ML

Multilayer Zirconia

Choose one disc for all restorations.

  • Optimal balance between strength (900MPa incisal/1000 MPa dentin) and natural esthetics.1
  • Simplify products used by the lab
  • Streamline inventory
  • Consistent shading
Calibra® Universal+ 

Versatile Resin Cement 

Make the right choice with one single cement while providing easy clean-up. In fact, 1 in 3 dentists cite removal of excess cement as the main challenge during cementation.2

  • 45-second extended gel phase gives you the time you need for thorough clean-up of excess amount
  • Long-term durability with virtually no post-op sensitivity3
  • Optional use of adhesive for extra bond strength

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1. Based on 3-point bonding strength

2. DIG Insights Single-Unit Crown Restorations Study. United States, Germany & China. August 2024. N=368.

3. Internal data on file. For more information contact  Consumables-Data-Requests@dentsplysirona.com