However, they may be more prone to chipping and wear when compared to zirconia. Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns: PFM crowns feature a metal base coated with a layer of tooth-colored porcelain.

The downside of a metal crown is that you may not like the look of metal in your mouth. Most patients today don’t choose metal crowns because the metal is unattractive and is a noticeably different ...

Downsides of Using Zirconia for Dental Crowns Although durable and gentle with other teeth, zirconia crowns have a couple of disadvantages. The material by itself isn't easy to match with your ...

"If we look at the milling parameters, or, sorry, the occlusal clearance parameters on the Katana, we only need 0.8 mm in the anterior on the lingual aspect. And since there is not the amount of ...