With porcelain on top of the tooth structure, and metal alloy on the bottom it is extremely durable. However, the metal’s low light transmittance is a disadvantage. Since these teeth are generally strong and durable, they are most preferred for posterior molars, which remain under pressure during chewing, and It is possible to apply with implants. These teeth are not used in the front teeth because they have low light transmittance. We prefer mostly high light transmittance coatings such as zirconium or e-max for the front teeth to make sure they are indistinguishable from natural teeth.

To complete missing teeth (not preferred for front teeth)

In the treatment of broken, cracked or damaged teeth

To strengthen and support weak teeth

Can be used with implants

To protect teeth with damaged root canals