Optimizing Outcomes With Celtra Duo
Presented by Mike Skramstad
Published: 01/09/2017
Published: 01/09/2017
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- Empress CAD Glazing
- Empress Cad Spray Glaze
- How to Glaze an e.max Restoration
- IPS e.max CAD Spray Glaze and Characterization
- Ivoclar Impulse Blocks
- Ivoclar Object Fix
- Material Selection Tree- How to choose the appropriate restorative material
- Staining and Glazing with VITA - Part 2
- VITA Real Life Block
- Dentsply Sirona Blocks
- Impulse Blocks- Choosing the Appropriate Block for Anterior Cases
- Polishing VITA ENAMIC
- The Comprehensive 3M Trifecta Video
- VITA ENAMIC- Some Clinical Cases
- Introducing VITA ENAMIC - A Webinar by Dr. Russell Giordano
- Meso Block Tryin Tip
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Introduction
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Glass Ceramics
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Composite Blocks
- Characterization: Taking It To The Next Level
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Clinical Evidence for Glass Ceramics
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Clinical Evidence for Composite Blocks
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Resilient Blocks
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Multi Color Blocks
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Lava Ultimate Color Modification
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Temporary Blocks
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Polishing Lava Ultimate
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Adhesive Cementation of Lava Ultimate
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Milling Properties Resilient Materials
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Milling Speed: Standard or Fast
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max CAD: Cement or Adhesive Bond?
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max CAD Clinical Evidence on Longevity and Fracture
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max CAD Clinical Evidence on Surface Properties
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Lava Ultimate: Clinical Evidence with Onlays
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Resilient Materials: Surface Wear
- CEREC Restorative Materials - High Strength Material: IPS e.max CAD
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Alternative High Strength Materials
- CEREC Restorative Materials - High Strength Materials: Celtra DUO
- CEREC Restorative Materials - High Strength Materials: Suprinity
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max CAD: Crystallization Cycles
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max CAD: Try-in and Crystallization
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Introduction
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Milling Speed, Margin Chipping
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Margin Geometry
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Veneer Thickness
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Margin Thickness Parameter
- CEREC Milling Glass Ceramics - Materials and Milling
- Surface Smoothness - Measurement
- Surface Smoothness - Material Roughness
- Surface Smoothness - Lava Ultimate Finishing
- Surface Smoothness - ENAMIC Finishing
- Surface Smoothness - Empress CAD Finishing
- CEREC Evidence - Bakeman et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Fabbri et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Pieger et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Reich et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Sailera et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Silva et al Study
- Working with ENAMIC
- CEREC Evidence - Cortellini et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Edelhoff et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Baladhandayutham et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Schultheis et al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Sulaimanet al Study
- CEREC Evidence - Kern al Study
- VITA EasyShade V
- Dentsply Celtra Duo
- Telio CAD Cementation to TiBase
- e.max CAD Abutments - Adhesion to the TiBase
- Full Contour FD - Telio CAD Provisional FPD
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Celtra Duo Dry-Fire
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Telio CAD Hybrid Crowns - Adhesive Bonding and Polishing
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max Surface Finish Occlusal Wear
- CEREC Restorative Materials - e.max Polishing Abutments
- Zirconia Adhesive Bonding
- Zirconia Margins
- Zirconia Properties
- Zirconia Sintering
- Zirconia Surface Finish
- VITA ENAMIC Implant Solutions (IS) Block
- Full Contour FPD - Managing Connectors
- Finishing Options for Celtra Duo
- VALIDATION OF IPS E.MAX CAD IN SPEEDFIRE FURNACE
- e.max 500 Science Documentary
- Ivoclar Production of Glass-Ceramic CAD-CAM Blocks
- Optimizing Outcomes With Celtra Duo
- Celtra Duo Design
- Firing Celtra Duo
- Introducing IPS e.max® ZirCAD and The Programat CS4 Furnace
- Completing Cases with Celtra® Press and Your Lab
- Introducing KATANA™ Zirconia Blocks
- Introducing Tetric CAD Hybrid Ceramic Resin Block
- COLTENE’s BRILLIANT Crios Reinforced Composite Bloc is the Ideal Choice for Permanent Single Tooth Restorations
- 1. Chairside Zirconia - Introduction
- 2. Chairside Zirconia - Crystallization Phases
- 3. Chairside Zirconia - Improving Zirconia
- 4. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Classification
- 5. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Low-Temperature Degradation
- 6. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Presintering Handling
- 7. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Sintering
- 8. Chairside Zirconia - Katana Zirconia
- 9. Chairside Zirconia - IPS e.max ZirCAD Zirconia
- 10. Chairside Zirconia - CEREC Zirconia
- 12. Chairside Zirconia - Glaze Or Polish
- 13. Chairside Zirconia - PrePolish Before Sintering
- 15. Chairside Zirconia - Glazing Zirconia
- 16. Chairside Zirconia - Adhesive Or Conventional Cementation Zirconia
- 17. Chairside Zirconia - Cementing Zirconia
- 18. Chairside Zirconia - Preparation Of Zirconia For Bonding
- 19. Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Resin Cements
- 20. Chairside Zirconia - Dry Mill Zirconia Margins
- 1. Implant Chairside Materials - Introduction
- 2. Implant Chairside Materials - IPS e.max CAD
- 3. Implant Chairside Materials - Soft Tissue Adaptation
- 4. Implant Chairside Materials - Ceramic vs Resin-based
- 5. Implant Chairside Materials - Digital Imaging Materials
- 6. Implant Chairside Materials - ENAMIC IS Material
- 7. Implant Chairside Materials - Zirconia Custom Abutments
- 8. Implant Chairside Materials - Implant Provisional Materials
- 9. Implant Chairside Materials - Telio CAD For Implants
- 14. Chairside Zirconia - Polishing Zirconia
- KATANA Zirconia 18-minute Sintering with SpeedFire
- Continuum (Curriculum Series) - Surgical Video Presentation – Socket Grafting After Extraction of a Molar
- Introducing IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi for CEREC®
- 3M™ Chairside Zirconia
- Restorations with Precision, Predictability and Efficiency
- KATANA™ Zirconia now available in 14Z L with 18 Minute Sintering Time
- 3D Printing Applications in Dentistry
- Solving the Cement vs Adhesive Bond Dilemma for Zirconia Restorations
- CEREC Restorative Materials - Cement Color Effects
- Clinical Use of the Easyshade
- The Color Spectrum
- VITA EasyShade Information
- Celtra Duo – Polishing Protocols for Optimal Clinical Outcomes
- Contouring Anterior Restorations
- Contouring e.max with Meisinger Kit
- Get ready to polish all of your ceramics in SECONDS!
- How to Polish Anteriors Using Meisinger Polishing Kit
- Post Glaze Finishing
- The Effects of Glaze Over Time on All Ceramic Restorations
- INDENCO CAD SPRAY GLAZE
- Infiltrating Zirconia With VITA HT YZ Liquid
- IPS e.max CAD Glazing
- Mixing Lustre Paste
- Restoration Shade Rescue with VITA AKZENT Plus Chroma Stains
- Single Visit CAD/CAM Restorations with Cerasmart
- Stain and Glaze with Lustre Paste
- Staining and Glazing Technique
- Staining and Glazing with VITA - Part 1
- Veneer Shade - Cement and Prep Effect on Final Color
- Introduction to Suprinity, Esthetics through Strength, Applications, and Indications
- Optimization Procedures for CAD/CAM Restorations - Pascal Magne, Dr. med. dent., Ph.D.
- Staining and Glazing for Optimal Esthetics with CEREC
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia Restorations
- Capitalize on the Growing Implant Market Through a Biomimetic Approach
- Unlocking Chairside Zirconia
- Enhance Your Restorations With KATANA Solutions
- Ceramic and Cement Choices
- Expand Your CEREC® Capabilities with Confidence- New Treatment and Restoration Innovations
- Introduction to the Katana Zirconia Block
- Join the 1%: Deliver Same-Day CEREC Restorations with Unrivaled Esthetics
- Uncompromised Esthetics through Strength, Application and Indication
- A Lithium Silicate Revolution for Aesthetic Digital Dentistry
- One Day Dentistry is More Important Today, Than Ever
- Polishing Zirconia
- Zirconia - Stain and Glaze 1
- Zirconia - Stain and Glaze 2
- Zirconia Finishing
- Zirconia Infiltration
- Chairside Zirconia in Speedfire Oven
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Carbide Burs for Zirconia
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Characterizing Zirconia with GC Lustre Pastes
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Configuration Devices
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Entering Zirconia Bar Code Into The Software
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Final Cementation of Zirconia Crown
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Firing Process of Glazed Zirconia
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Glazing Zirconia with Sirona Speed Glaze
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Manufacturing Zirconia
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Polish Zirconia
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Removing Sprue
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Design Phase
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Dry Milling Process
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Mill Phase
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Model Phase
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Parameters, Materials and Administration
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Preparation Guidelines
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia - Zirconia Preparation Live
- One Visit Chairside Zirconia Launch Video
- Bonding a Restoration with Adhese and Variolink Esthetic
- PMMA Custom Healing Abutment
- Ivocolor Characterization Clinical Tip
- Adjusting, Finishing and Polishing a CEREC® Restoration
- Brasseler USA Winter Restorative Concepts CAD/CAM Preparation and Polishing Solutions – Convenience for CEREC® Users
- You have come a long way, Zirconia
- Katana Extrafine Primemill Case
- Katana STML Polishing
- Use of Katana in the Anterior
- Tessera Overview
- Tessera Tooth Preparation
- Tessera Surface Finishing
- Tessera Delivery
- Katana Fracture During Milling
- CEREC Tessera Introduction
- 1. Translucency Overview
- 2. Translucency Influencers
- 3. Translucency Measurement
- 4. Translucency Adhesive Ceramics
- 5. Translucency CEREC Tessera
- How To Simplify Direct and Indirect Restorative Workflows
- Pre-polish Zirconia Crown
- Translucency - Research Evidence - Color CAD/CAM Lithium-Disilicate Crowns - Part 1 - Study Design
- Translucency - Research Evidence - Color CAD/CAM Lithium-Disilicate Crowns - Part 2 - Results
- Translucency - Material Thickness
- Translucency - Research Evidence - Evaluation Shade to Target Shade Tab - Part 1 - Study Design
- Translucency - Research Evidence - Evaluation Shade to Target Shade Tab - Part 2 - Results
- Glazing of Chairside Ceramics - Part 1 - Objectives
- Glazing of Chairside Ceramics - Part 2 - Impact of Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
- Glazing of Chairside Ceramics - Part 3 - Temperature Effects on the Process
- Glazing of Chairside Ceramics - Part 4 - Preparation of Restoration
- Glazing of Chairside Ceramics - Part 5 - Spray Glaze Process
- Spray Glaze Demo with Tessera
- Paint Glaze Demo with Tessera
- Anterior Contouring Tessera
- Anterior Stain and Glaze Tessera with Dentsply Sirona Universal Stain and Glaze Kit
- Tessera Glaze Crown Stabilization
- Tessera Paint-on Glaze for 4.5 Minute Cycle
- Tessera Esthetic Modification - Spray Glaze Technique
- Tessera Esthetic Modification - Stain+Paint-on Glaze
- Zirconia Translucency
- Proposals with CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+
- CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+ Introduction
- Super Fast vs Extra Fine Milling Zirconia
- Zirconia Polishing Technique Super Fast vs Extra Fine Milling
- CEREC MTL and CEREC Zirconia+ Design Differences
- 1. CEREC MTL Polishing - Introduction
- 2. CEREC MTL Polishing - Sprue Removal
- 3. CEREC MTL Polishing - Twist Burs
- 4. CEREC MTL Polishing - Post Firing Polish
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Course Description
Watch Dr. Mike Skramstad as he discusses the key features and important tips for optimizing outcomes with Celtra Duo, a fully crystallized, tooth shaded block with dual processing pathways.
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