Ceramill porcelain teeth

1. What is Ceramill porcelain teeth?

Ceramill porcelain teeth are a high-end porcelain teeth line produced using modern CAD/CAM technology from Amann Girrbach (Austria). Unlike conventional porcelain teeth, Ceramill is made from pure porcelain blocks, does not contain metal, providing superior durability and aesthetics.

Highlights:

– Bio-ceramic material, safe for the body.
– Natural color like real teeth.
– High hardness, good chewing resistance.

2. Why should you choose Ceramill porcelain teeth?

Perfect aesthetics

Ceramill porcelain teeth have the ability to reflect light like real teeth, helping you feel confident when smiling or communicating. The color of the teeth is adjusted to match the skin tone and neighboring teeth.

Superior durability

With high temperature porcelain firing technology (1,500°C), Ceramill teeth are 5-7 times harder than regular porcelain teeth, resistant to abrasion and less prone to chipping.

Safe for health

Contains no metal to avoid irritation, gingivitis or blackening of the gum line.

Fast turnaround time

Thanks to the application of CAD/CAM technology, the entire process of designing and manufacturing teeth takes only 2–3 days.

3. Popular types of Ceramill porcelain teeth

Type	Characteristic	Application
Ceramill Zolid	Pure porcelain, high transparency	Front teeth restoration
Ceramill Zolid FX	Combining durability and aesthetics	Molars, teeth that need to bear force
Ceramill HT	Multi-color porcelain, vivid colors	Full mouth restoration
Ceramill Temp	Temporary porcelain, used during the waiting period for permanent teeth	Long-term treatment support

4. Ceramill porcelain crown process

Step 1: Examination and consultation

The dentist examines the teeth, takes X-rays and plans treatment.

Step 2: Grinding the tooth stump

The tooth is filed down to make room for the crown. This process is painless thanks to anesthesia.

Step 3: Take digital dental impressions

3D scanner accurately records tooth shape, helping to design a fitting porcelain crown.

Step 4: Making porcelain teeth

The data is sent to the CAD/CAM machine to mill the porcelain tooth from the pure Ceramill porcelain block.

Step 5: Install porcelain teeth

The dentist attaches the porcelain crown to the real tooth and adjusts the bite for comfort.

5. How long does Ceramill porcelain teeth last?

The average lifespan of Ceramill porcelain teeth is 15–20 years if well cared for. Some factors that affect durability:
– Doctor's dental crown technique.
– Eating habits (avoid foods that are too hard or chewy).
– Proper oral hygiene.

6. How to care for Ceramill porcelain teeth

– Brush your teeth gently: Use a soft-bristled toothbrush, brush twice a day.
– Use dental floss: Clean between teeth after eating.
– Avoid harmful foods: Ice cubes, hard candy, foods that are too hot/cold.
– Regular dental check-ups: every 6 months to check the fit of the porcelain crown.

7. Compare Ceramill porcelain teeth with other types of porcelain teeth

Criteria	Ceramill	Porcelain fused to metal teeth	Regular porcelain teeth
Durability	15–20 years	7–10 years	5–7 years
Aesthetics	Highest	Low (black border visible)	Medium
Safe	No metal	May cause allergic reactions	Less risky than metals
Expense	High	Short	Medium

8. Cost of Ceramill porcelain crowns

Reference price in Vietnam (per tooth):
– Ceramill Zolid: 4–6 million VND
– Ceramill Zolid FX: 5–7 million VND
– Ceramill HT: 6–8 million VND

Note: Prices may vary depending on clinic and dental condition.

9. Answering questions about Ceramill porcelain teeth

Question 1: Does Ceramill porcelain crown hurt?

Answer: The procedure is painless thanks to the anesthetic. You will only feel a slight soreness after the medication wears off.

Question 2: Can Ceramill porcelain teeth be whitened?

Answer: You can ask your dentist to match your teeth to a natural white color from the start.

Question 3: Can children have Ceramill porcelain crowns?

Answer: It should only be done when the child is over 18 years old and the jawbone has developed stably.

Question 4: Is it necessary to extract teeth for Ceramill porcelain crowns?

Answer: No. This method preserves maximum real teeth.

10. Conclusion

Ceramill porcelain teeth are the optimal tooth restoration solution thanks to the combination of modern technology and high-quality materials. Although the cost is higher than conventional porcelain teeth, this is a worthy investment for a beautiful smile and long-term oral health.

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