Summary Information

This combination of yellow gold alloy and aquevolve porcelain offer one of the most biocompatible, aesthetic and stable restorations available in the world.

About the alloy

Carrara PDF Alloy (75% Au)

Tested by Namsa the world's leading institute for biocompatibility. PDF is ADA approved - Niom listed and C.E. marked.

About the ceramic

Carrara Vincent

This low fusing porcelain is classified as hydroactive. When coming into contact with oral fluids a hydroxyl layer evolves which strengthens the restoration. The ceramic thereby achieves a low defect rate and an extremely smooth surface. It is classified as a hydroactive ceramic and is kind in opposition to natural tooth surfaces. It can also be easily repolished if ground.